Queensland has specific regulations governing how dark you can tint your car windows. These laws exist to ensure driver visibility and road safety. Understanding these limits before getting your windows tinted is essential to avoid fines and defect notices.
In Queensland, the minimum visible light transmission (VLT) requirements are: Windscreen — 75% VLT (only the top 10% can have a visor strip). Front side windows — 35% VLT minimum. Rear side windows — no minimum VLT restriction for passenger vehicles. Rear windscreen — no minimum VLT restriction for passenger vehicles.
Driving with illegal window tint in Queensland can result in fines and defect notices. If your vehicle is found to have non-compliant tinting, you may be required to remove or replace the film and have the vehicle re-inspected.
We offer both standard and ceramic window tint films in a range of shades that comply with QLD regulations. Ceramic tint provides superior heat rejection and UV protection without needing to go darker. All our installations are guaranteed to be QLD-compliant.
Professional installation ensures accurate VLT levels, bubble-free application, and a clean finish that lasts for years. Our team measures VLT levels after installation to confirm compliance before your vehicle leaves.
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