Alright, so when it comes to window tint, the darkness level is all about how much light the tint lets through. It’s measured in percentages—so the lower the percentage, the darker the tint. Here’s a quick breakdown:

- 70% Tint: This is super light. It’s almost like a clear film that still lets most of the light in, but it gives you a bit of UV protection and cuts down on glare. You might not even notice it’s there, but it’s doing some work behind the scenes.

- 50% Tint: This is a good middle ground. It’s not super dark, so you still get plenty of light in your car, but it’s enough to reduce heat and glare. It’s great if you want some privacy without going too dark.

- 30% Tint: Now we’re getting into the more noticeable territory. At 30%, you’ll see a significant difference. It gives you a nice balance of privacy, heat reduction, and still being able to see out clearly, especially during the day.

- 20% Tint: This is where it starts to get darker. With 20%, you’ve got solid privacy—people outside can’t see in very well during the day, but you can still see out just fine. It’s also great for keeping the car cooler.

- 10% Tint: This is pretty dark. At 10%, you’re really cutting down on visibility from the outside, so you get a lot of privacy. However, it can start to get a bit tricky to see out clearly at night.

- 5% Tint: This is limo tint level—super dark. You can barely see inside the car from the outside, which is great for privacy, but it also means you’ll have to be more careful when driving at night because it really cuts down on visibility.

So, depending on what you’re after—whether it’s privacy, heat reduction, or just a cool look—there’s a tint level that’ll work for you. Just keep in mind that different states have laws about how dark you can go, so it’s good to check those out before making a decision.