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Corona, California
Window tint rules are part of everyday driving in Corona. California sets the tinting standards for vehicles on the road, covering visibility, driver safety and what is permitted on each window, so it pays to understand them before you choose a film.

Tint that does not meet California requirements can lead to a citation. A fix-it ticket asks you to correct the problem and then show that the vehicle complies, which usually means having the non-compliant film removed before the ticket is signed off.
Removing film is slow work. The adhesive holds firmly, residue is common, and rear defroster lines need care. Choosing a compliant shade first avoids paying to undo the work.
California's tint rules are set out separately for passenger vehicles and for multi-purpose vehicles such as trucks, vans and SUVs, and they differ by window. Reading the limits that apply to your vehicle class is the simplest way to keep visibility good and stay on the right side of the law. Choosing a film is a separate decision from compliance: your installer can help you match a shade to the limits that apply.
Passenger Vehicles
Passenger vehicles such as sedans have their own tint limits, which vary depending on the window.
A non-reflective tint / sun strip, is allowed 4 inches from the top as long as it does not go past the AS-1 line on your windshield.
The California law allows 70% of light visibility for front side windows.
The California law allows any shade of light visibility for rear side windows.
The California law allows any shade of light in visibility for the rear window.
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Passenger Vehicles
Hatchback, Sedan, Coupe, Station Wagon
Multi-Purpose Vehicles
Multi-purpose vehicles, including trucks, vans and SUVs, are treated separately, with limits set window by window.
A non-reflective tint / sun strip, is allowed 4 inches from the top as long as it does not go past the AS-1 line on your windshield.
The California law allows 70% of light visibility for front side windows.
The California law allows any shade of light visibility for rear side windows.
The California law allows any shade of light visibility for rear window tint.
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Multi-Purpose Vehicles
SUV, Van, Truck
Check with local authorities to confirm current requirements.
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Kepler supplies nano-ceramic automotive film through a network of independent installers. Ask your dealer about the warranty terms that apply to the specific film you choose and how it is registered after installation.
How Kepler works
Kepler makes the film, not the tint job. Independent tinting businesses install window film. For a project in Corona, California, ask a local tinter whether they carry Kepler film or can get it, then arrange the work directly with that shop.
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Check the current official tint rules and enforcement guidance for your vehicle. If you receive a citation, follow the instructions on that notice and confirm any required action with the issuing authority. Do not rely on this page for a penalty amount or a prediction about the outcome.

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