In Malaysia, car window tinting must comply with regulations set by the Road Transport Department (JPJ) to ensure road safety and legal compliance.

JPJ specifies minimum Visible Light Transmission (VLT) requirements as follows:

• Front windscreen: minimum 70% VLT
• Front side windows: minimum 50% VLT
• Rear side windows and rear windscreen: no VLT limit

These requirements are established to maintain adequate driver visibility under all driving conditions and to support effective law enforcement.

Penalties for Non-Compliance

Vehicle owners or registered drivers who fail to comply with JPJ window tint regulations may face serious penalties:

• First offence:

A fine of up to RM2,000, or imprisonment for up to 6 months.

• Subsequent offences:

A fine of up to RM4,000, or imprisonment for up to 12 months, or both.

These penalties highlight the importance of ensuring that window tint installations meet legal requirements before driving on public roads.

Special Approval for Medical or Special Needs

JPJ provides a special approval process for individuals who require darker window tint due to medical or specific needs. Vehicle owners who fall under this category may apply directly to JPJ for approval in accordance with the prescribed procedures.

Our Commitment

At our tinting service centre, we are committed to:

• Using window tint products that comply with JPJ standards
• Prioritising driver safety and legal compliance

Our goal is to ensure that customers can drive with confidence, without concerns about visibility issues or potential enforcement action.