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Not legal advice · Texas law · Last reviewed 2026-09-07

Window tint laws in Round Rock, TX

If you are tinting a car in Round Rock, the legal shade is Texas state law—not a separate Round Rock percentage. Front side windows must allow at least 25% light through the glass and film together. Officers typically measure the glass and the film together. Use this page to ask a Round Rock shop a better question, then confirm Texas Transportation Code § 547.613 before anyone starts the job.

Official source: Texas Legislature, Transportation Code § 547.613

What Texas law says

Front side windows must allow at least 25% light through the glass and film together. Details below are from the cited statute, not a shop chart.

Front side windows
A sunscreening device, in combination with the glass, must have light transmission of 25% or more and luminous reflectance of 25% or less. Texas DPS states windows immediately to the right and left of the driver fail inspection below 25% light transmission.
Rear side windows
Texas DPS treats side windows to the rear of the driver as exempt from Transportation Code regulation.
Rear window
No listed restriction when the vehicle has an outside mirror on each side reflecting the roadway for at least 200 feet. Without those mirrors, the 25% transmission / 25% reflectance limits apply.
Windshield
Film must stay above the AS-1 line (or end five inches below the top if there is no AS-1 line), must not be red, amber, or blue, and in combination with the glass must meet 25% transmission and 25% or less reflectance. DPS allows clear untinted UV film on the windshield without a medical exemption.

Full notes, exceptions, and related links: Texas window tint laws.

Window tint shops in Round Rock

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 Round Rock

Are window tint laws in Round Rock different from Texas law?
No. Round Rock drivers are under Texas Transportation Code § 547.613. 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 Round Rock?
Front side windows must allow at least 25% light through the glass and film together. Rear glass, windshield strips, factory privacy glass, and medical exceptions can change the result. Ask a Round Rock installer to meter your vehicle.
Where can I get window tint in Round Rock?
See window tint shops in Round Rock that we checked against the shop’s own website or the owner. We do not certify that an install is legal.

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