In West Virginia, front side windows must allow at least 35% of visible light through. The windshield can have a non-reflective tint strip on the top 5 inches only. Sedans: All side and rear windows must be 35% VLT or lighter. SUVs, trucks, and vans: You can tint the rear and back side windows as dark as you like. No red, yellow, or amber film is allowed. If rear windows are tinted, dual side mirrors are required. Medical exemptions are available with a doctor’s note.

Yes—ceramic window tint is 100% worth it if you want top-tier performance and comfort. It blocks up to 98% of infrared (IR) heat, keeping your interior significantly cooler. It also blocks 99% of harmful UV rays, reduces glare, and won’t fade or discolor over time. Unlike cheaper dyed films, ceramic tint offers excellent clarity day or night and doesn’t interfere with your GPS, Bluetooth, or cell signal. If you’re looking for the best in heat rejection and long-term protection, ceramic tint is the clear winner.

Yes, here at Shade9 we only carry the best products on the market to bring our customers a nationwide manufacture backed lifetime warranty on all window tinting through Llumar Window Films.

Tinting Installation Time ranges greatly based on application area and vehicle type, most installations take us approximately 1-1.5 hours.

It’s recommended to wait at least 3 days before rolling down your windows to allow the tint to cure properly. This helps prevent peeling or damage to the film.

Yes, most window tints block up to 99% of harmful UV rays, helping to protect your skin and prevent interior fading or cracking caused by sun exposure.

Choosing the right tint percentage depends on your local laws, personal preferences for privacy, and the level of heat rejection you need. Popular options include 35%, 20%, and 5% (limo tint).

Poor-quality tint or improper installation can lead to bubbling over time. High-quality tint films installed by professionals are less likely to bubble and usually come with a warranty.