I have never used them, I would suggest getting your windshield tinted. One less thing to store inside our truck.
I know that in Texas for sure, you can only tint about the top 5 inches of the windshield. Anything more and it's illegal unless you have a certain permit for it due to medical reasons.I have never used them, I would suggest getting your windshield tinted. One less thing to store inside our truck.
Same here in Florida, but you can get it done. If you do get caught it is a non-moving violation, I think $45. Plus the only way my friends or I have ever been caught, was after were we pulled over for speeding or some other moving violation. Thinking about it, I would have to say that less then 25% of the cops issued a violation for the tint after we were pulled over.I know that in Texas for sure, you can only tint about the top 5 inches of the windshield. Anything more and it's illegal unless you have a certain permit for it due to medical reasons.
Tint your windshield around the northeast and you would be swarmed with cops.Same here in Florida, but you can get it done. If you do get caught it is a non-moving violation, I think $45. Plus the only way my friends or I have ever been caught, was after were we pulled over for speeding or some other moving violation. Thinking about it, I would have to say that less then 25% of the cops issued a violation for the tint after we were pulled over.
I use the ventshades...they are GREAT for this. Down here in South Florida keeping the widows craked open works, plus I have the ventshades that protect me from the daily rains. They worked great untill Hurricane Wilma ripped the passanger side offyeah, that's something else i forgot to mention. it really helps to leave several windows cracked for cross ventilation. if you get those little shields that fit in the track of the door, you can leave your windows all around cracked slightly with little fear of rain getting in.