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Planning automotive tint in Bend starts with Oregon's rules for each vehicle and window. Use the diagrams below to review the requirements, then compare film shades with the light already passing through your glass.

Tint that does not meet Oregon's requirements may lead to a citation and a need to correct it. Check the applicable rule before installation, and address any compliance notice according to its instructions.
Film removal depends on the film, adhesive, and glass. A professional can assess the window, especially where rear defroster lines are present, and explain the work needed to correct noncompliant tint.
Oregon's tint rules differ by vehicle type and window position. Review the passenger and multipurpose vehicle diagrams below, then check the current requirements before choosing a film. Film shade and legal compliance are separate decisions.
Passenger Vehicles
For sedans and other passenger vehicles, this diagram shows how Oregon's tint requirements apply by window position. Check the existing glass and the exact film before deciding on a shade.
A non-reflective tint / sun strip, is allowed 6 inches from the top as long as it does not go past the AS-1 line on your windshield.
The Oregon law allows 35% of light visibility for front side windows.
The Oregon law allows 35% of light visibility for rear side windows.
The Oregon law allows 35% of light in visibility for the rear window.
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Passenger Vehicles
Hatchback, Sedan, Coupe, Station Wagon
Multipurpose Vehicles
For SUVs, vans, and other multipurpose vehicles, use this diagram to check the rules for each window position. The film you choose must be assessed with the vehicle's existing glass.
A non-reflective tint / sun strip, is allowed 6 inches from the top as long as it does not go past the AS-1 line on your windshield.
The Oregon law allows 35% of light visibility for front side windows.
The Oregon law allows any shade of light visibility for rear side windows.
The Oregon law allows any shade of light visibility for rear window tint.
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Multipurpose Vehicles
SUV, Van, Truck
Confirm current requirements with the appropriate Oregon authority.
Kepler IR and IR+ nano-ceramic films offer choices for automotive solar heat control. Compare the exact film and shade for light transmission and heat performance, and check Oregon's tint rules before installation.
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Once you understand the rules, explore film options for your vehicle or send a quote enquiry. Ask a local tinter whether they carry Kepler film or can get it.


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Kepler supplies automotive window film for drivers who want a more comfortable cabin and a finish that suits their vehicle. Film choice depends on your goals, the existing glass, and the shade that meets applicable rules.
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Kepler makes the film, not the tint job. Independent tinting businesses install window film. For a project in Bend, Oregon, 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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Kepler makes automotive and architectural window film, from everyday tint to nano-ceramic.
Independent tinting businesses install window film. Ask a local shop whether they carry Kepler film or can get it.
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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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