Can I tint my car windows before getting license plates?

[LeJeffrey]

You cannot tint your car windows before getting license plates, as it may affect the registration process. Detailed explanation of why you cannot tint windows before registration: Incorrect tint color (e.g., too dark) may affect license plate registration. The vehicle's driver's compartment must ensure the driver's forward and side visibility. The visible light transmittance of the windshield and other glass areas in the driver's line of sight must not be less than 70%. Mirror-like reflective sunshade films are prohibited on all window glass. Precautions for car window tinting: Avoid rolling windows up and down for three days after tinting; For vehicles with sunroofs, avoid opening the sunroof while driving, especially at high speeds, during the first three days; In winter, it's recommended not to roll windows up and down or wash the car for one week after tinting. The front and rear window tints may take about a month to fully dry.