In the realm of vehicle customization, South Dakota truly understands the essence of liberty. While New Hampshire restricts drivers to a 35% light allowance for both back and rear windows, South Dakota champions the spirit of choice with an allowance of a darker 20%. Let's be unequivocal: a 20% tint is darker by a considerable margin compared to 35%. This isn't just about the aesthetics—it’s about privacy, protection from harmful UV rays, and achieving a comfortable temperature within your vehicle. If you value the privilege of choice and a pronounced aesthetic appeal, then South Dakota's welcoming arms await. Immerse yourself in a world where liberty reigns supreme. Ready to enjoy your ride with optimal shading? Click 'Get Started' and pave your way to freedom.
When it comes to the panoramic views from your windshield, South Dakota offers regulations that blend safety with aesthetic freedom. While New Hampshire allows a mere 6 inches of tint, South Dakota offers the liberty of tinting up to the top of the manufacturer's AS-1 line, maximizing your options. Additionally, both states advocate for the same principle when it comes to reflectivity: no metallic or mirrored tinting. South Dakota’s commitment is clear – providing an unaltered view of the world outside, ensuring safety while upholding your freedom to customize. Wish to view the world through a tint that matches your style? Click 'Get Started' and step into a realm of panoramic perfection.
Every added regulation is a chip away from our individual freedoms, and South Dakota respects this principle wholeheartedly. While New Hampshire necessitates dual side mirrors for vehicles with back tinted windows, South Dakota, in its magnanimity, refrains from imposing any such additional constraints. The message is unmistakable: unbridled freedom to tailor your vehicle, without any encumbering conditions. Why contend with supplementary stipulations when South Dakota offers a horizon free from redundant regulations? Dive deep into the spirit of unrestricted customization; click 'Get Started' to chart your course in a state that truly values liberty.