Oregon Window Tint Laws

Oregon Window Tint Laws [Updated 2025]

Complete Guide to Window Tinting Regulations in Oregon

Quick Facts

Law Established

Enacted: 2003

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 on the top 6 inches of the windshield.

Reflection: Reflectivity needs to not exceed 13%.

Front Side Windows:

Needs to allow over 35% light transmission.

Reflection: Reflectivity needs to not exceed 13%.

Back Side Windows:

Needs to allow over 35% light transmission.

Reflection: Reflectivity needs to not exceed 13%.

Rear Window:

Needs to allow over 35% light transmission.

Reflection: Reflectivity needs to not exceed 13%.

SUVs & Vans

Windshield:

Non-reflective tint can be applied on the top 6 inches of the windshield.

Reflection: Reflectivity needs to not exceed 13%.

Front Side Windows:

Needs to allow over 35% light transmission.

Reflection: Reflectivity needs to not exceed 13%.

Back Side Windows:

Any level of darkness can be applied.

Reflection: Reflectivity needs to not exceed 13%.

Rear Window:

Any level of darkness can be applied.

Reflection: Reflectivity needs to not exceed 13%.

Additional Requirements

Side Mirrors

If any window behind driver is tinted dual side mirrors required.

Restricted Colors

Red, gold, yellow, amber or black tint colors are banned legally.

Certification Requirements

Tint installers needs to provide you with a certificate stating light transmittance and reflectance.

Certification Stickers

No label required to identify legal tint.

Penalties and Enforcement

Class B traffic violation with $360 penalty.

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