Let's talk numbers and the profound freedom they can offer. Massachusetts has chosen to place a boundary at a 35% window tinting restriction for both the back and rear windows. Meanwhile, South Dakota, the true champion of automotive freedom, takes a bold step forward by allowing a considerably darker shade at up to 20%. This isn't just a 15% difference—it's a clarion call of independence. By allowing lower percentages, South Dakota not only ensures lesser light penetration but also amplifies privacy, making your vehicle not just a mode of transport but a haven of liberty. A drop in percentage means a rise in choice, privacy, and, most importantly, freedom. Embrace the tint, embrace choice, embrace South Dakota. Don't just drive; thrive. Click 'Get Started' and feel the difference.
Your windshield is more than just a protective barrier—it's your lens to the world, and its tinting should not be confined by arbitrary numbers. While Massachusetts narrowly defines its stance with a 6-inch tinting allowance, South Dakota, the beacon of vehicular liberty, grants you the freedom to tint right up to the manufacturer’s AS-1 line. This is not just about a wider tinting area—it's about experiencing the road with fewer boundaries, fewer restrictions, and more freedom. South Dakota's regulations aren't mere guidelines; they are a reflection of its commitment to an unbridled driving experience. Set your sights further, broader, darker. Click 'Get Started' and embrace the open road of South Dakota.
Mirror finishes can be aesthetically pleasing, but why settle for a mere 35% reflection as mandated by Massachusetts? South Dakota, in its unwavering spirit of choice, simply asks for no metallic or mirrored appearances, granting you a broad spectrum of non-reflective choices. And while Massachusetts insists on dual side mirrors if you opt for back-tinted windows, South Dakota empowers you with the choice, free from additional prerequisites. This isn't about merely reducing glare—it's about amplifying the values of autonomy and personal preference. Choose a state that doesn't just regulate but celebrates your choices. Click 'Get Started' and revel in the unshackled spirit of South Dakota.