Oklahoma Window Tint Laws
Know the law before you tint. Here's a clear breakdown of Oklahoma's window tint regulations so you can make informed choices for your vehicle.
Disclaimer: Tint laws can change. This information is current to the best of our knowledge but should not be considered legal advice. Always verify the current text of Oklahoma Statute 47 § 12-422 and the rules published by the Oklahoma Department of Public Safety or Service Oklahoma before making a decision.
Oklahoma Tint VLT Requirements
Windshield
A non-reflective strip is allowed along the top. It may not extend below the AS-1 line or more than 5 inches down, whichever is closer to the top, and it cannot be red or amber.
Front Side Windows
Combined glazing and film must allow at least 25% light transmission under the statute's general exception.
Back Side Windows
Also held to the 25% minimum light transmission standard under the general exception — not unlimited darkness.
Rear Window
Same 25% minimum light transmission standard applies under the general exception.
Reflectivity
Luminous reflectance of the glazing and film combined may not exceed 25%.
Pre-1996 Exception
Oklahoma Statute 47 § 12-422 contains a narrower exception allowing certain windows behind the driver on some pre-1996 vehicles down to 10% light transmission when the vehicle has compliant outside mirrors on both sides.
Pictured: Legal window tint installed at Precision Window Tint. Film selected to stay within Oklahoma's light transmission and reflectance limits while still cutting heat and glare.
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