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What is the legal window tint in Missouri?

On a passenger car — front side windows: 35%. Rear side windows: No restriction. Rear windshield: No restriction. All sun-screening devices applied to the windshield are prohibited, except labels and stickers the law allows and tinting material on the upper portion the manufacturer normally tints.

Is 20% tint legal in Missouri?

20% sits inside the figures for the rear side windows and rear windshield. It is darker than Missouri allows on the front side windows.

Where can I get legal tint installed in Parkville?

Parkville has 1 window film shop listed on Film Slingers, ranked by rating, then by review count — nobody buys a position.

Does Missouri allow a medical exemption for window tint?

Yes — a permit, not just a note. The Department of Public Safety may issue a permit to a person with a serious medical condition requiring a sun-screening device, on the person's physician's prescription. Under the permit rule (11 CSR 30-7.010), the prescription must be issued within one year of the application; the applicant presents the prescription and the vehicle to the Missouri State Highway Patrol, Motor Vehicle Inspection Division, which verifies it, completes Form SHP-524, affixes a sticker inside the lower left of the windshield and a decal on the rear glass or rear bumper, and gives the applicant a copy to keep in the vehicle at all times. The permit stays valid during the current ownership of the vehicle, and it also allows operation by any titleholder or by relatives within the second degree who live in the household. The permit covers the front side windows only — windshield devices stay prohibited.

What does legal tint cost in Missouri?

It turns on the vehicle, how much glass is being covered, and the film tier — dyed, carbon, and ceramic films price differently, and shops quote the finished job, not the film alone. The free 2026 Missouri Tint Law and Cost Guide by email (below) includes cost notes that explain what shops weigh, so a quote makes sense when you get one.

Missouri tint law

35%Front side windows
No restrictionRear side windows
No restrictionRear windshield

Full Missouri tint law guide

Missouri has no tint inspection or tint sticker — the only sticker in the system comes with the medical permit. The full guide states the law in plain English — fines, medical exemptions, and the windshield rule included.

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