Ways Around Tinted Windows
03-28-2007, 04:22 PM
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Originally Posted by lusid
If your mom is a doc Final, wouldnt the cop be smart enough to read the name off the letter head ?
heh, gl if it works though.
heh, gl if it works though.
Originally Posted by blazinginder
Final...that blows, fortunately cops in the princeton area don't bother for tints at all...least now I know to stay out of Monmouth County once I get tints on the TL haha
03-28-2007, 10:30 PM
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I've been pulled over quite a few times in Monmouth... I'm usually let go. I'm stubborn too and i really like my tint (5%) and it gives privacy and security, not that Monmouth County is bad, but up north where i work is not so great of an area, you know what I mean?. I know it sucks but you're just gonna have to deal with it, bro.
What part of Monmouth? I'm in Union Beach/Keyport area.
I've been pulled over quite a few times in Monmouth... I'm usually let go. I'm stubborn too and i really like my tint (5%) and it gives privacy and security, not that Monmouth County is bad, but up north where i work is not so great of an area, you know what I mean?. I know it sucks but you're just gonna have to deal with it, bro.
What part of Monmouth? I'm in Union Beach/Keyport area.
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Im around the Marlboro/Colts Neck area. But yea I dont need people staring at me or at my car. Besides people get so mad when they try to give you a mean look if you cut them off in traffic and they cant see you 
Now thats priceless.
Now thats priceless.
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Originally Posted by Final
Im around the Marlboro/Colts Neck area. But yea I dont need people staring at me or at my car. Besides people get so mad when they try to give you a mean look if you cut them off in traffic and they cant see you Now thats priceless.
Now thats priceless.
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Originally Posted by jsong83
no use,
the tint law in PA is 70% front, 70% rear...the most strict in the US
what the hell is the point of 70% tint. i would rather have none at all than waste the money. but i think the TL factory windows are tinted 70% but i could be wrong.
the tint law in PA is 70% front, 70% rear...the most strict in the US
what the hell is the point of 70% tint. i would rather have none at all than waste the money. but i think the TL factory windows are tinted 70% but i could be wrong.
I cant have ANYTHING on the front window. (doenst stop me, but still)
03-29-2007, 12:38 PM
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Here in Georgia, they just reinstated the tint law. We can't have anything below 32%. I was hoping to get 20% when I had gotten mine tinted, but chose not to be a cop magnet by going with 35%. Besides, my county used to be notorious for speed traps along the interstate freeway.
03-29-2007, 02:23 PM
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They got me for my tint last night. The cop said he was stopping me because my tint was too dark. Legal limit in MD is 35%, he pulled his tester out and my driver front window was at 24%. He gave me a repair order and 10 days to remove it and have the car inspected. It sux but what can you do. I've had that tint for over 3 years.
03-29-2007, 02:58 PM
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Originally Posted by acur8ly
They got me for my tint last night. The cop said he was stopping me because my tint was too dark. Legal limit in MD is 35%, he pulled his tester out and my driver front window was at 24%. He gave me a repair order and 10 days to remove it and have the car inspected. It sux but what can you do. I've had that tint for over 3 years.
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THERE IS AN EXEMPTION I've had ane exemption for tint for 6 years now. You have to call the "medical unit" of the dmv and get a form. this form needs to be taken to the doctor, filled out and sent back to trenton. they then send you an exemption card. It's great. Actually i have a skin disorder so it's all legit. Cops look at the card and hand it right back and say "i'm sorry, have a nice day" i would rather not have the skin condition, but hey, it has it's advantages!! lol
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Originally Posted by Final
Word. Lol ok I have a story while were at it. I just got back to my dorm. I went home to pick up my phone charger cause I forgot it when I came back to the dorms on Sunday. I hop off Route 18 and Im on the main street to my house and a cop makes a u-turn in mid day on a busy road, so of course Im thinking - Im f*cked. I turn my hazards on, pull into a development and I get surrounded by nothing less than SWAT. So apparently some black Acura was radioed in doing over 110 on Route 18 (a 45 which much later turns into a 55 and eventually turns into a 65). So I said - "theres more than one black Acura on Route 18, and thats its a good thing that in this country you cant be incriminated purely on circumstantial evidence with no radar printout nor eye witness" So after every patrolman took turns reading my abstract on the computer, she rewarded my intelligence with an unclear plate ticket (even though I had my plate on my windshield) and a tinted windows ticket. I find it hilarious because this is the 3rd time that the MOMENT, literally moment that I get back into my township I get pulled over. I also told her I had gotten both of these tickets less than a week ago and that I had a court date for it but she still felt the need to issue me these tickets. Good thing there was backup
Problem is .. you're 19.. they older you are the more respect you get from these cops, even if you are in the wrong..
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Originally Posted by bklynpanman
THERE IS AN EXEMPTION I've had ane exemption for tint for 6 years now. You have to call the "medical unit" of the dmv and get a form. this form needs to be taken to the doctor, filled out and sent back to trenton. they then send you an exemption card. It's great. Actually i have a skin disorder so it's all legit. Cops look at the card and hand it right back and say "i'm sorry, have a nice day" i would rather not have the skin condition, but hey, it has it's advantages!! lol
04-01-2007, 01:10 PM
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You have the number to this medical unit by any chance? Ive never heard of this. And all of the DMV numbers are unlisted, so do you have to drive there?
Medical Unit
By phone
(609) 292-7500 ext. 5032
By fax
(609) 292-7504
Even more information
http://www.state.nj.us/mvc/Licenses/sunscreening.htm
Sun-screening for medical reasons
Related Links
Form MR-15: Request for Medical Exemption
to Apply Vehicle Sun-screening
Due to certain medical conditions, some drivers may need to have the windows of their vehicles tinted or "sun-screened" in a way that is not legal for other drivers. This page explains how to certify your need for sun-screening and get a "medical exemption card" from MVC for a specific vehicle.
* First you need a copy of Form MR-15: Request for Medical Exemption to Apply Vehicle Sun-screening [34k pdf]. You may also request this form by phone at (609) 292-7500 ext. 5032.
* A licensed physician must answer the questions on the form and sign it
* Completed forms may be faxed to (609) 292-7504 or mailed to Medical Fitness Review Unit, P.O Box 173 , Trenton , NJ 08666-0173
* Within 3-6 weeks, MVC will mail you a "medical exemption card" that authorizes you to have specially sun-screened windows. The card is only valid for one driver and one vehicle, both of which are specified on the card
* Sun-screening businesses are required to check your "medical exemption card" before applying sun-screening that is not permitted under ordinary circumstances. All window tints must meet New Jersey guidelines to pass inspection. For your convenience, MVC maintains the following list of licensed tinting facilities:
Related Links
Form MR-15: Request for Medical Exemption
to Apply Vehicle Sun-screening
Due to certain medical conditions, some drivers may need to have the windows of their vehicles tinted or "sun-screened" in a way that is not legal for other drivers. This page explains how to certify your need for sun-screening and get a "medical exemption card" from MVC for a specific vehicle.
* First you need a copy of Form MR-15: Request for Medical Exemption to Apply Vehicle Sun-screening [34k pdf]. You may also request this form by phone at (609) 292-7500 ext. 5032.
* A licensed physician must answer the questions on the form and sign it
* Completed forms may be faxed to (609) 292-7504 or mailed to Medical Fitness Review Unit, P.O Box 173 , Trenton , NJ 08666-0173
* Within 3-6 weeks, MVC will mail you a "medical exemption card" that authorizes you to have specially sun-screened windows. The card is only valid for one driver and one vehicle, both of which are specified on the card
* Sun-screening businesses are required to check your "medical exemption card" before applying sun-screening that is not permitted under ordinary circumstances. All window tints must meet New Jersey guidelines to pass inspection. For your convenience, MVC maintains the following list of licensed tinting facilities:
04-02-2007, 11:25 AM
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Originally Posted by darksom1
This thread is funny as shit!
"Hey, can you get me one?"
"Sure I can get you one...pause...NOT!"
"Hey, can you get me one?"
"Sure I can get you one...pause...NOT!"
Btw nice find Deke
04-02-2007, 11:53 AM
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Haha I was jokin but yeah...for the most part you can just tint all the windows and not have any real problems until inspection time when you just find a mechanic who's authorized and grease his hand to get it approved....in FINAL's case it just sucks that the local POPO's are SOOOOO ANAL
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Not to hijack this thread, but coming from having experience in the Law Enforcement field, it's not the "tint" that's the problem. It's the Officer's safety that is the issue. Approaching a car, especially at night is scary enough under normal circumstances. 
When you throw something like tint that is LIMO into the mixture, it makes even more scary. In fact, most cops will actually have their hands on their gun when they approach such a vehicle. I personally like tint, but I don't condone going so dark that no one can see in. If I were you, just go lighter on the front, this will help avoid any future contact with Law Enforcement. Also, just a little note... If you do happen to get pulled over for tint, roll down ALL of your windows and turn on your dome light (if it's dark out). This will enable the Officer to see into your car as he approaches it and see who he/she is dealing with. Best of luck!
Jeff
P.s. The fines are not worth it. Here they are $75!
When you throw something like tint that is LIMO into the mixture, it makes even more scary. In fact, most cops will actually have their hands on their gun when they approach such a vehicle. I personally like tint, but I don't condone going so dark that no one can see in. If I were you, just go lighter on the front, this will help avoid any future contact with Law Enforcement. Also, just a little note... If you do happen to get pulled over for tint, roll down ALL of your windows and turn on your dome light (if it's dark out). This will enable the Officer to see into your car as he approaches it and see who he/she is dealing with. Best of luck!Jeff
P.s. The fines are not worth it. Here they are $75!
04-02-2007, 12:25 PM
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Originally Posted by SuperStar
I'm sorry, being allowed to have some tint on the front does not make you the strictest in the US.
I cant have ANYTHING on the front window. (doenst stop me, but still)
I cant have ANYTHING on the front window. (doenst stop me, but still)
i think the pa law is worse because if you have a 3g TL, the windows are already factory tinted at 70% (to my knowledge). so that means were not allowed to have any tint on the car whatsoever. i dont know how you would describe it but pa tint law is definitely more strict than yours since youre probably allowed to have tint on your back windows.
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Originally Posted by blazinginder
Haha I was jokin but yeah...for the most part you can just tint all the windows and not have any real problems until inspection time when you just find a mechanic who's authorized and grease his hand to get it approved....in FINAL's case it just sucks that the local POPO's are SOOOOO ANAL
Originally Posted by JLTSX07
Approaching a car, especially at night is scary enough under normal circumstances. When you throw something like tint that is LIMO into the mixture, it makes even more scary. In fact, most cops will actually have their hands on their gun when they approach such a vehicle. I personally like tint, but I don't condone going so dark that no one can see in. If I were you, just go lighter on the front, this will help avoid any future contact with Law Enforcement. Also, just a little note... If you do happen to get pulled over for tint, roll down ALL of your windows and turn on your dome light (if it's dark out). This will enable the Officer to see into your car as he approaches it and see who he/she is dealing with. Best of luck!
Jeff
When you throw something like tint that is LIMO into the mixture, it makes even more scary. In fact, most cops will actually have their hands on their gun when they approach such a vehicle. I personally like tint, but I don't condone going so dark that no one can see in. If I were you, just go lighter on the front, this will help avoid any future contact with Law Enforcement. Also, just a little note... If you do happen to get pulled over for tint, roll down ALL of your windows and turn on your dome light (if it's dark out). This will enable the Officer to see into your car as he approaches it and see who he/she is dealing with. Best of luck!Jeff
04-02-2007, 03:52 PM
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Yea bro tell me about it. Its just this town and the next town over, which Im rarely in, that are nuts about tint.
I beg to differ with you. Scared is FAR from the word you should be using in my case. One of "them," which I happen to know from my 2-year tint experience, cut across route 9, if you guys dont know what that is in NJ, its a main highway, almost crashed into oncoming traffic, just to pull me over for tinted windows. By the way he did this twice, before pulling me over. He cut across a highway, that didnt even have concrete but had dirt in the middle to give me a tinted windows ticket. His RWD car spun out on the dirt and there was almost a 4 car pileup with oncoming traffic. Ok maybe I deserve the tint ticket but are you going to give yourself the 3-point illegal left ticket and a 5-point reckless driving ticket? Do I dare throw in the 2-point failure to signal ticket? And cunning enough to throw in the 2-point improper passing?
I beg to differ with you. Scared is FAR from the word you should be using in my case. One of "them," which I happen to know from my 2-year tint experience, cut across route 9, if you guys dont know what that is in NJ, its a main highway, almost crashed into oncoming traffic, just to pull me over for tinted windows. By the way he did this twice, before pulling me over. He cut across a highway, that didnt even have concrete but had dirt in the middle to give me a tinted windows ticket. His RWD car spun out on the dirt and there was almost a 4 car pileup with oncoming traffic. Ok maybe I deserve the tint ticket but are you going to give yourself the 3-point illegal left ticket and a 5-point reckless driving ticket? Do I dare throw in the 2-point failure to signal ticket? And cunning enough to throw in the 2-point improper passing?
Damn man...they must not like you. I problably shouldn't say this...but..I haven't recieved a ticket for tint...but I don't go darker than 35%. I can't see out of that other stuff on dark rainy nights.
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Originally Posted by Final
Yea bro tell me about it. Its just this town and the next town over, which Im rarely in, that are nuts about tint.
I beg to differ with you. Scared is FAR from the word you should be using in my case. One of "them," which I happen to know from my 2-year tint experience, cut across route 9, if you guys dont know what that is in NJ, its a main highway, almost crashed into oncoming traffic, just to pull me over for tinted windows. By the way he did this twice, before pulling me over. He cut across a highway, that didnt even have concrete but had dirt in the middle to give me a tinted windows ticket. His RWD car spun out on the dirt and there was almost a 4 car pileup with oncoming traffic. Ok maybe I deserve the tint ticket but are you going to give yourself the 3-point illegal left ticket and a 5-point reckless driving ticket? Do I dare throw in the 2-point failure to signal ticket? And cunning enough to throw in the 2-point improper passing?
I beg to differ with you. Scared is FAR from the word you should be using in my case. One of "them," which I happen to know from my 2-year tint experience, cut across route 9, if you guys dont know what that is in NJ, its a main highway, almost crashed into oncoming traffic, just to pull me over for tinted windows. By the way he did this twice, before pulling me over. He cut across a highway, that didnt even have concrete but had dirt in the middle to give me a tinted windows ticket. His RWD car spun out on the dirt and there was almost a 4 car pileup with oncoming traffic. Ok maybe I deserve the tint ticket but are you going to give yourself the 3-point illegal left ticket and a 5-point reckless driving ticket? Do I dare throw in the 2-point failure to signal ticket? And cunning enough to throw in the 2-point improper passing?
Ryan, i think the reason most states have the law is for the reason stated above. It can prove to be dangerous to the cop that is pulling you over. (someone correct me if i'm wrong). States like Nevada, Florida, Texas, and California allow a certain % of tint b/c of the constant sun pounding on their soil. Before my dad got his Benz tinted, he got himself a minor burn just from brushing his hand against the metal of the seatbelt. That's how hot the sun gets over there. Of course, in other states, making tints illegal is another way to rake in some $$$. Hence, they're killing 2 birds w/ 1 stone. Is it unfair that they chase you down, yeah. But then again, rules are rules. And if people wanna break 'em, then you gotta own up to the consequence. Luckily for me, i haven't gotten pulled over for tints yet! *knock on wood*.
04-02-2007, 11:26 PM
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"to teach them this art if they so desire without fee or written promise;
Getting a note for tint is not something anyone is gonna get in trouble for. The only risk is if you get into an accident and a lawyer tries to prove your tint caused it.
04-03-2007, 04:24 AM
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lol i just got a letter from my eye doctor saying that my eyes are too sensitive to headlights and cars behind me with bright lights....and that i should get special coating on my glasses and have my car windows tinted to a moderate tint.....:-P....i got 5 percents all around except the front windshield.
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Originally Posted by dudechewy
lol i just got a letter from my eye doctor saying that my eyes are too sensitive to headlights and cars behind me with bright lights....and that i should get special coating on my glasses and have my car windows tinted to a moderate tint.....:-P....i got 5 percents all around except the front windshield.
04-03-2007, 03:47 PM
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well i was debating on tinting my windows but i just spoke to a friend who knows a bunch of CHP's so im sure he can hook me up with them so they can sign it off IF i were to get a ticket *knock on wood*
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Originally Posted by Malayalee King
gotta pay to play but 13 times in one month is not worth the play time 
drive down to NC, get a license, and a PO box (or friends house) and register your car there
is nj/ny anal enough to ticket realllly out of state cars?
drive down to NC, get a license, and a PO box (or friends house) and register your car there
is nj/ny anal enough to ticket realllly out of state cars?
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Originally Posted by Malayalee King
gotta pay to play but 13 times in one month is not worth the play time
drive down to NC, get a license, and a PO box (or friends house) and register your car there
is nj/ny anal enough to ticket realllly out of state cars?
drive down to NC, get a license, and a PO box (or friends house) and register your car there
is nj/ny anal enough to ticket realllly out of state cars?
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To the point of the law enforcement guy, I got pulled over for once for having a clear license plate cover. Before stopping completely, I rolled down all my windows, flipped on my dome light and put my hands on the steering wheel. He let me go for being "aware of the dangers they face" and for giving him the courtesty of showing him I was not a threat. He was going to investigate my tint, but because I did those things, he was very nice to me and let me go. I'm sure my military ID helped also! I have 5% rear and 20% sides by the way.
Having a great attitude usually pays off in these situations. They know the game, most of them have illegal tint on their personal vehicles. But, if you are out cruising the streets in a souped up TL at 1, 2, 3am in the morning..most people that are out are young folks looking for something to do, coming back from a club, workers coming to/from a graveyard shift and police! So, your chances for getting stopped will be way higher I think.
If I feel that an officer may question my tint, I will open up my sunroof and let in some sunlight, even at night the street lights will brighten up the car a little. But, if I had 5% all around like you do, I don't think that would help much. The 20 sides and 5 rear is a perfect combo for me, especially with tan interior.
Hope this bit of info helps. Folks with military ID's..use them when getting stopped. Most police are veterans and may give you a break. At least I've been lucky that way.
Having a great attitude usually pays off in these situations. They know the game, most of them have illegal tint on their personal vehicles. But, if you are out cruising the streets in a souped up TL at 1, 2, 3am in the morning..most people that are out are young folks looking for something to do, coming back from a club, workers coming to/from a graveyard shift and police! So, your chances for getting stopped will be way higher I think.
If I feel that an officer may question my tint, I will open up my sunroof and let in some sunlight, even at night the street lights will brighten up the car a little. But, if I had 5% all around like you do, I don't think that would help much. The 20 sides and 5 rear is a perfect combo for me, especially with tan interior.
Hope this bit of info helps. Folks with military ID's..use them when getting stopped. Most police are veterans
and may give you a break. At least I've been lucky that way.
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Nah, I used to talk my way out of every ticket but then I stopped caring and I dont even talk to them. I have my paperwork ready before they come up to my car, I hand it to them, roll up my windows and play my music while I wait for my reward(s) lol.
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Originally Posted by Final
Because of a medical condition or so you can legally have tint?
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Originally Posted by Final
Yea bro tell me about it. Its just this town and the next town over, which Im rarely in, that are nuts about tint.
I beg to differ with you. Scared is FAR from the word you should be using in my case. One of "them," which I happen to know from my 2-year tint experience, cut across route 9, if you guys dont know what that is in NJ, its a main highway, almost crashed into oncoming traffic, just to pull me over for tinted windows. By the way he did this twice, before pulling me over. He cut across a highway, that didnt even have concrete but had dirt in the middle to give me a tinted windows ticket. His RWD car spun out on the dirt and there was almost a 4 car pileup with oncoming traffic. Ok maybe I deserve the tint ticket but are you going to give yourself the 3-point illegal left ticket and a 5-point reckless driving ticket? Do I dare throw in the 2-point failure to signal ticket? And cunning enough to throw in the 2-point improper passing?
I beg to differ with you. Scared is FAR from the word you should be using in my case. One of "them," which I happen to know from my 2-year tint experience, cut across route 9, if you guys dont know what that is in NJ, its a main highway, almost crashed into oncoming traffic, just to pull me over for tinted windows. By the way he did this twice, before pulling me over. He cut across a highway, that didnt even have concrete but had dirt in the middle to give me a tinted windows ticket. His RWD car spun out on the dirt and there was almost a 4 car pileup with oncoming traffic. Ok maybe I deserve the tint ticket but are you going to give yourself the 3-point illegal left ticket and a 5-point reckless driving ticket? Do I dare throw in the 2-point failure to signal ticket? And cunning enough to throw in the 2-point improper passing?
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Originally Posted by CJITTY
. Before stopping completely, I rolled down all my windows, flipped on my dome light and put my hands on the steering wheel. He let me go for being "aware of the dangers they face" and for giving him the courtesty of showing him I was not a threat. At least I've been lucky that way.
