Idaho Window Tint Laws

Idaho Window Tint Laws [Updated 2025]

Complete Guide to Window Tinting Regulations in Idaho

Quick Facts

Law Established

Enacted: 1992

Medical Exemptions

Allows medical exemptions for special tint. Refer to local regulations for details.

Window Tint Requirements By Vehicle Type

Sedans

Windshield:

Non-reflective tint can be applied above the manufacturer's AS-1 line or top 6 inches.

Reflection: Reflectivity needs to not exceed 35%.

Front Side Windows:

Needs to allow over 35% light transmission.

Reflection: Reflectivity needs to not exceed 35%.

Back Side Windows:

Needs to allow over 20% light transmission.

Reflection: Reflectivity needs to not exceed 35%.

Rear Window:

Needs to allow over 35% light transmission.

Reflection: Reflectivity needs to not exceed 35%.

SUVs & Vans

Windshield:

Non-reflective tint can be applied above the manufacturer's AS-1 line or top 6 inches.

Reflection: Reflectivity needs to not exceed 35%.

Front Side Windows:

Needs to allow over 35% light transmission.

Reflection: Reflectivity needs to not exceed 35%.

Back Side Windows:

Needs to allow over 20% light transmission.

Reflection: Reflectivity needs to not exceed 35%.

Rear Window:

Needs to allow over 35% light transmission.

Reflection: Reflectivity needs to not exceed 35%.

Additional Requirements

Side Mirrors

Dual side mirrors required if back window is tinted.

Restricted Colors

No colors of tint are specified as banned.

Certification Requirements

Film manufacturers not required to certify the film sold.

Certification Stickers

No label required to identify legal tint.

Penalties and Enforcement

Traffic infraction.

Tint Variance

State laws allow 3% light transmission tolerance.

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