Can a Car with Window Tinting Pass the Annual Inspection?
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According to regulations, a car with window tinting can pass the annual inspection. The key requirements are that the light transmittance of the front windshield and the glass in the driver's mirror-viewing area must be greater than or equal to 70%. Reflective film is not allowed on the front windshield, and no tinting is permitted in the rearview mirror area. During the annual inspection, the vehicle's exterior must match the appearance shown on the vehicle registration certificate. Self-inspection should be conducted beforehand on components such as license plate fasteners, screws, wipers, and paint. Car window tinting involves applying high-molecular polymer materials to the vehicle's surface to protect the original paint, decorate the body, and achieve personalized colorful effects. It can be easily removed at any time, offering visible and tangible physical characteristics that contrast sharply with traditional paint treatments like glaze sealing, coating, or painting, which chemically alter the paint surface.