Not legal advice · Florida law · Last reviewed 2026-09-07
Window tint laws in Kissimmee, FL
If you are tinting a car in Kissimmee, the legal shade is Florida state law—not a separate Kissimmee percentage. Front side windows must allow at least 28% light through on that vehicle’s glass. Officers typically measure the glass and the film together. Use this page to ask a Kissimmee shop a better question, then confirm Fla. Stat. §§ 316.2952–316.2954 before anyone starts the job.
Official source: Florida Senate, § 316.2953
What Florida law says
Front side windows must allow at least 28% light through on that vehicle’s glass. Details below are from the cited statute, not a shop chart.
- Front side windows
- § 316.2953 allows sunscreening on windows forward of or adjacent to the driver if, tested on that vehicle’s glass, total solar reflectance of visible light is not more than 25% (nonfilm side) and light transmittance is at least 28%.
- Windows behind the driver
- § 316.2954 generally requires at least 15% light transmittance and not more than 35% reflectance on the rear window glass. Multipurpose passenger vehicles may go to 6% transmittance under the same reflectance cap.
- Rear window mirrors
- A nontransparent rear window is allowed only if the vehicle has side mirrors on both sides that meet § 316.294.
- Windshield
- § 316.2952 generally bans sunscreening on the windshield except a transparent strip along the top that does not encroach on the AS/1 portion described in FMVSS 205.
Full notes, exceptions, and related links: Florida window tint laws.
Window tint shops in Kissimmee
These listings are not a legal sign-off. Ask the shop to meter your glass before they cut film.
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Questions about tint laws in Kissimmee
- Are window tint laws in Kissimmee different from Florida law?
- No. Kissimmee drivers are under Fla. Stat. §§ 316.2952–316.2954. There is not a second city tint percentage on this page. Local enforcement still uses the state measurements.
- How dark can I tint my windows in Kissimmee?
- Front side windows must allow at least 28% light through on that vehicle’s glass. Rear glass, windshield strips, factory privacy glass, and medical exceptions can change the result. Ask a Kissimmee installer to meter your vehicle.
- Where can I get window tint in Kissimmee?
- See window tint shops in Kissimmee that we checked against the shop’s own website or the owner. We do not certify that an install is legal.