What is the tint limit allowed for SUVs or trucks?

The tint limit allowed for SUVs or trucks in Maryland is 35% or higher. This means that the front windows must allow 35% or more of the light to enter the vehicle. This regulation is in place to ensure adequate visibility for the driver while still allowing some level of privacy and protection from UV rays. By setting the limit at 35%, the law balances safety concerns with the desire for tinted windows.

Having tints that are below this percentage can lead to reduced visibility, especially in low-light conditions, which can compromise safety on the road. Therefore, allowing a minimum of 35% helps maintain a standard that promotes safer driving conditions while still offering vehicle owners the option to tint their windows.