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[ENFIELD_MV6]

hmmmmm had the same done on my volvo and on my trooper both had slightly darker glass than the mig before they were done and never had a isuue with the plod or the mot man ?? guess it may be a case of suck it and see so to speak lol

[cruisetopoland]

hmmmmm had the same done on my volvo and on my trooper both had slightly darker glass than the mig before they were done and never had a isuue with the plod or the mot man ?? guess it may be a case of suck it and see so to speak lol

Even if technically within the law, the police may wonder what you want to hide!!!

[ENFIELD_MV6]

true mate true but the amount of motors round here with tints is unreal, about every 3rd car you see has got tints allround and some of the ones i have seen you cant see diddly in them at all  8-)

[cruisetopoland]

true mate true but the amount of motors round here with tints is unreal, about every 3rd car you see has got tints allround and some of the ones i have seen you cant see diddly in them at all  8-)

Personally, I would universally ban all dark tints as you lose visibility and so do the following vehicles trying to see brake lights through the car, for example.  Bikes, motorbikes etc become invisible where you could look THROUGH a clear glazed car etc etc

Makes the car dingy inside too.  Horrid, horrid, HORRID 

[RobG]

Rear side windows and rear windscreen can be limo black. Only front windscreen and front sides fall within the legal requirements.
The UK Road Vehicles (Construction & Use) Regulations 1986 Act details the legality of window tinting in the UK - and as amended specifies the minimum levels of light that must pass through the windscreen and front side windows.

For a legal window tint in the UK the specifications are:
a) Motor Vehicles first used on or after 1 April 1985
b) The light transmitted through the windscreen must be at least 75%.
c) The front side windows (to either side of the drivers’ head) must allow at least 70% of light to be transmitted through them.

[ENFIELD_MV6]

Rear side windows and rear windscreen can be limo black. Only front windscreen and front sides fall within the legal requirements.
The UK Road Vehicles (Construction & Use) Regulations 1986 Act details the legality of window tinting in the UK - and as amended specifies the minimum levels of light that must pass through the windscreen and front side windows.

For a legal window tint in the UK the specifications are:
a) Motor Vehicles first used on or after 1 April 1985
b) The light transmitted through the windscreen must be at least 75%.
c) The front side windows (to either side of the drivers’ head) must allow at least 70% of light to be transmitted through them.

Thankyou for that Rob, very helpfull mate 

[zirk]

Just get some Sun Glass's Enfield,  8-), a lot cheaper.

[cruisetopoland]

Just get some Sun Glass's Enfield,  8-), a lot cheaper.

And you can take'em off when it gets dark 

[ENFIELD_MV6]

Just get some Sun Glass's Enfield,  8-), a lot cheaper.

pmsl to true, but need tints on my miggy due to my job and what i carry 

[pedroMV6]

MV6 Wagon, blue LED's and tints get the big thumbs up from me!

[ENFIELD_MV6]

MV6 Wagon, blue LED's and tints get the big thumbs up from me!

Thanks pedro for a vote of confidence mate