Tinting your windows with the professionals at Sun Stoppers helps you stay in accordance with the Georgia tint laws.
Tinting your car’s windows gives you protection from dangerous UV rays, improves your driving comfort and protects your belongings.
However, each state has different window tinting laws drivers must follow to avoid citations or “fix-it” tickets.
It’s important other drivers and pedestrians are able to make eye contact and see where you’re looking. Law enforcement also needs to be able to identify the driver in a vehicle.
VLT = VISIBLE LIGHT TRANSMISSION
We can give you the darkest look possible without violating your state’s
window tint laws.
Includes most 2-5 Door vehicles that seat less than 5 passengers.
Windshield: Non-reflective tint is allowed on the top 6″ of the windshield.
Front Side Windows: 32% VLT
Back Side Windows: 32% VLT
Rear Window: 32% VLT
Minivans, Pickups, SUVs, etc. that are designed to carry less than 10 passengers.
Windshield: Non-reflective tint is allowed on the top 6″ of the windshield.
Front Side Windows: 35% VLT
Back Side Windows: Any tint darkness
Rear Window: Any tint darkness
Window tint with metallic particles to give glass a silver/mirror look. This reflects glare and reject heat.
Windshield: Prohibited
Front Side Windows: Max. 20% Reflective
Back Side Windows: Max. 20% Reflective
Rear Window: Max. 20% Reflective
Other limits, restrictions, or allowances
Prohibited Tint Colors: Red and Amber
Mirrors: No mirror restrictions.
Certification: Certification sticker required visible on windshield
VLT Stickers: GA does not require VLT stickers
With over 36 years of experience in the window tint and paint protection industry, we can help you find the perfect tint that will make your car stand out, give you extra protection and stay within your state’s legal limits. Our friendly and knowledgeable technicians can answer any questions you have regarding Georgia tint laws.
We offer tinting services in the state of Georgia in Newnan, GA.
DISCLAIMER: Window tint laws in your state can change on a daily basis. These rules and regulations may be interpreted differently by city or county authorities. We recommend verifying this information with your local DMV or local law enforcement agencies for accuracy. This information relating to window tint laws was last updated on August 14, 2025. If you find any of this information to be inaccurate, please let us know so we can update it!
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