Tinting your car window can help protect your eyes and add some extra privacy. But some states have some restrictions on ...

Owning a car in America isn’t cheap, and with average annual ownership costs climbing to $11,577, it’s no surprise drivers ...

Yes. You can tint your car windows in Ohio, but there are legal limits drivers must follow, according to Ohio Code rule 4501-41-03. In general, Ohio law prohibits vehicles with window treatments that ...

Every car owner knows a hot day can feel even worse when you climb into a car that’s been sitting outside. Interior car temperatures can reach well over 100 degrees after just an hour of sitting in ...

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. (iSeeCars) – Tinted windows aren’t just for ...

Aug. 2—Think you have it made in the shade in your car? Think again — because the rules on window tinting in New Hampshire aren't exactly transparent. Confusion over darkened car windows has left ...

Despite the practical benefits and stylish look window tinting gives your car, AAA says that it can impair a driver’s vision especially at night, and prevent one from communicating their intentions to ...

Here's what's legal and what isn't in Oklahoma when it comes to tinted car windows.

(iSeeCars) — Tinted windows aren’t just for aesthetics. They serve several functions that include blocking dangerous UV rays to protect passengers and reduce wear on the car’s interior materials, ...

Car owners may choose to tint their windows for added privacy, aesthetics or to improve visibility on the road. But many states, including Ohio, have different laws when it comes to adding tint to ...