Is tinted lighting legal in Washington?

Washington regulates how much light your headlights and tail lights must emit, and heavy tint can put a vehicle out of compliance. We will talk you through where your build sits before we install, but the responsibility for road-legal configuration is ultimately yours.

Does the film reduce my light output?

Any tint does, by design. Lighter smoke levels change the look with far less effect on output, which is what we recommend for a daily driver.

Headlight & Tail Light Tint in Olympia, WA

Tinting or smoking your lights is the cheapest way to noticeably change how a vehicle reads. We use custom-cut protective film rather than spray, so it is reversible, it goes on without runs or overspray, and it takes the rock chips that would otherwise crack an expensive housing.

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Front quarter detail of a Range Rover Sport wrapped in satin pearl white

What is included

Headlight, tail light and fog light film
Light, medium and heavy smoke, plus clear protective film
Custom cut to the specific housing, no hand trimming on the vehicle
Shields against rock chips and road debris
Fully removable without damaging the lens

Common questions

Is tinted lighting legal in Washington?: Washington regulates how much light your headlights and tail lights must emit, and heavy tint can put a vehicle out of compliance. We will talk you through where your build sits before we install, but the responsibility for road-legal configuration is ultimately yours.
Does the film reduce my light output?: Any tint does, by design. Lighter smoke levels change the look with far less effect on output, which is what we recommend for a daily driver.