OK

Oklahoma Window Tint Laws (2026)

In Oklahoma, front side windows must let in at least 25% of light; back side windows 25% VLT or lighter and the rear window 25% VLT or lighter. Windshield: above the AS-1 line or top 5 inches only, not red or amber.

Reviewed September 14, 2026 against the sources listed below.

Sedans

WindshieldAbove the AS-1 line or top 5 inches only, not red or amber
Front side windows25% vlt or lighter
Back side windows25% vlt or lighter
Rear window25% vlt or lighter

SUVs, trucks and vans

WindshieldAbove the AS-1 line or top 5 inches only, not red or amber
Front side windows25% vlt or lighter
Back side windows25% vlt or lighter
Rear window25% vlt or lighter

Other rules

Reflectivity, front side
25% max
Reflectivity, back side
25% max
Banned colors
Red and Amber
Medical exemption
Yes. The Commissioner of Public Safety may issue an exemption on a physician's written attestation, for the person's own vehicle or one they regularly ride in.
Certification sticker
Not required
Side mirrors if the rear is tinted
No extra requirement
Penalty
Misdemeanor under Title 47; fine set by the court.
Notes
Installers must state in the sales contract that the film complies and that front-window tint may be illegal in other states.

Window tint shops in Oklahoma

Questions

What is the darkest legal tint in Oklahoma?

25% on front side windows, 25% on back side windows and 25% on the rear window, for sedans.

Is 20% tint legal in Oklahoma?

No. Oklahoma does not allow 20% tint on any window. Front side windows need 25% or lighter.

Is 35% tint legal in Oklahoma?

Yes, 35% tint is legal on every window in Oklahoma.

Does Oklahoma allow a medical exemption for window tint?

Yes. The Commissioner of Public Safety may issue an exemption on a physician's written attestation, for the person's own vehicle or one they regularly ride in.

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