Alaska Window Tint Law 2025
Complete guide to window tint regulations in Alaska. Data verified July 2025. Information current as of April 29, 2026.
Window Tint Laws in Alaska
Understanding Alaska's window tint regulations is crucial for vehicle owners. This comprehensive guide covers all aspects of window tint laws in Alaska, including legal limits, enforcement policies, and potential penalties.
All window tint measurements are based on Visible Light Transmission (VLT) percentages, which indicate how much light passes through the tinted window. Lower percentages mean darker tint.
Visible Light Transmission (VLT) Requirements
Legal tint percentages for each window position in Alaska
| Window Position | VLT Requirement |
|---|---|
| Front Windshield | Top 5 inches may be tinted with non-reflective tint |
| Front Side Windows | 70% VLT minimum |
| Back Side Windows | 40% VLT minimum |
| Rear Window | 40% VLT minimum |
| Windshield Visor | 5 inches from top allowed |
Additional Restrictions
Reflectivity
Front windows: no more than 25% reflective, Back windows: no more than 35% reflective
Color Restrictions
Red and amber tints prohibited on all windows
Medical Exemptions
Medical exemptions available for front windows with DMV approval and physician documentation
If you have a medical condition that requires darker window tint, consult with your healthcare provider and local authorities about the application process.
Penalties and Enforcement
Penalties
Fine of $50-$300, possible requirement to remove tint
Enforcement
Secondary enforcement only - cannot be stopped solely for tint violations
Official Sources
Legal Reference
Alaska Statutes Title 28, Chapter 35, Section 28.35.285
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