This is what 20% windshield tint looks like on a 2015–2026 Ford F-150, installed at Dope Tintings in Pennsauken, NJ. We've been installing automotive window tint for more than 20 years and have worked on more than 30,000 vehicles.

This particular truck was a burgundy 2019 Ford F-150 with a dark red/burgundy interior. The customer came to us from the Delran, NJ area — one of many South Jersey communities we serve — wanting a very dark setup with privacy being his biggest priority.

For the full front windshield, we installed 20% Carbon window film. The customer was already familiar with 20% windshield tint because he'd had the same percentage on previous vehicles, so he knew how dark it would be and was comfortable with the nighttime visibility.

If you're searching for windshield tinting South Jersey, Dope Tintings installs full windshield film on trucks, SUVs, and cars at our shop in Pennsauken, NJ.

20% windshield tint gives a Ford F-150 a very dark appearance from outside.

On this burgundy 2019 F-150, the windshield makes it difficult to see into the cab under many daytime lighting conditions. Combined with the dark interior and the rest of the customer's dark tint setup, the finished truck has the privacy-focused appearance he wanted.

The interior photos show an important difference between looking at 20% windshield tint and looking through it.

From outside, the windshield appears extremely dark. From the driver's seat during the daytime, the roadway, vehicles, buildings, signs, and surrounding environment remain visible through the glass.

That doesn't mean 20% will provide the same visibility as clear glass, especially after dark. Lighting conditions make a major difference.

For someone researching what 20% looks like on an F-150, it's important to look at both exterior and interior photos instead of judging the percentage from the outside alone.

For this customer, the biggest reason was simple: privacy.

He wanted a very dark vehicle and planned to combine the 20% windshield with an approximately 5% appearance across the sides and back of the truck.

He was already familiar with 20% windshield tint because he'd used it on other vehicles. He wasn't choosing the percentage without knowing what to expect.

The customer also wanted some heat rejection, which led to a separate decision about the film package.

He chose Carbon instead of Standard, but didn't feel the need to pay the additional cost for Ceramic.

Another tint shop had told him that Ceramic would allow him to see more clearly through the same dark percentage. We explained that Ceramic's main advantage is its heat-rejection performance — it doesn't turn a 20% shade into a lighter percentage.

A customer may prefer the optical characteristics of one film over another, but if nighttime visibility is the concern, the biggest decision is still the tint percentage.

For this customer, Carbon provided the additional heat performance he wanted without moving up to the Ceramic price.

20% is a very dark windshield percentage, and nighttime visibility is significantly reduced compared with 35%, 50%, 55%, or 70%.

That's something we discuss before installing a windshield this dark.

This customer was comfortable with that tradeoff because he'd already driven other vehicles with 20% windshield tint. His priority was privacy, and he specifically wanted the darker setup.

That doesn't mean we'd recommend 20% to every driver.

Someone who frequently drives on poorly lit roads, has difficulty seeing at night, or simply isn't accustomed to dark windshield tint should consider a lighter percentage.

For customers who want a noticeably tinted windshield while maintaining more nighttime practicality, 35% is generally our go-to darker windshield option. Customers who want even more visibility can consider 50%, 55%, or 70%.

You can compare additional options on our windshield tinting South Jersey page.

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Call or text 856-577-4119 to schedule.

Full windshield tinting on this Ford F-150 starts at $124.99 for Standard film. Carbon and Ceramic upgrades available. If you also want the sides and back done, see our window tinting packages for full-vehicle pricing.

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New Jersey restricts aftermarket tint on the full front windshield.

A 20% full windshield tint is not permitted under New Jersey's standard window tint rules. The customer featured in this article did not have a medical exemption.

The legal requirements for a windshield are also different from the rules affecting glass behind the driver on vehicles such as pickup trucks and SUVs.

Before choosing a percentage, read our complete guide:

New Jersey Window Tint Laws Explained — 2026 Guide

We can explain the available percentages and film packages, but customers should understand the legal requirements before choosing a full-windshield installation.

If you want a legal windshield option that still provides meaningful heat rejection, we also install 70% and 80% Ceramic windshield film. These percentages comply with New Jersey's standard tint rules while blocking a significant portion of infrared heat and UV. Many customers are surprised by how much difference a legal windshield film makes on a hot South Jersey summer day.

On vehicles with a New Jersey inspection sticker, we offer an optional $20 inspection-sticker removal service when tinting the full windshield.

For this process, we carefully remove the existing inspection sticker and clean the remaining adhesive from the windshield.

That allows us to prepare and tint the glass without installing film over the sticker or leaving adhesive underneath the film.

After the windshield film is installed, we place the inspection sticker onto static-cling material and reposition it on the inside of the windshield.

This makes the sticker easier to remove later without having to peel it directly from the window film.

It's important to understand that this service does not make an otherwise noncompliant windshield tint legal or guarantee that the vehicle will pass a New Jersey inspection. A customer choosing a full-windshield setup should understand the applicable tint and inspection requirements before installation.

If your F-150 already has old aftermarket windshield film that needs to come off before we install new tint, our tint removal service starts at $74.99. See our tint removal service.

For the full windshield on this 2015–2026 Ford F-150, installation takes approximately 1 to 1.5 hours.

This particular windshield did not have existing aftermarket tint that needed to be removed before installation.

We prepare and clean the windshield before installing the film because contamination on such a large piece of glass can be especially noticeable when it's directly in the driver's field of view.

If an inspection sticker is being removed or other preparation is necessary, that work is handled before the windshield film is installed.

For the full front windshield on a 2015–2026 Ford F-150, our current pricing is:

The customer featured in this article chose 20% Carbon windshield tint for $149.99.

He wanted better heat rejection than Standard without paying the additional cost for Ceramic.

Standard is the right choice for customers focused on appearance and reducing visible light. Carbon adds meaningful heat rejection over Standard. Ceramic is our top package — on a truck sitting in a South Jersey summer parking lot, the difference in cab temperature is immediately noticeable.

All film packages include a manufacturer warranty.

If the existing New Jersey inspection sticker needs to be removed, cleaned, and placed onto static-cling material as part of the windshield installation, that service is an additional $20.

This customer also had the sides and back of his F-150 tinted to an approximately 5% appearance — a separate service that brought the total job to a fully tinted truck. We'll cover that installation separately so you can see exactly how the sides and rear were done. In the meantime, you can compare full-vehicle pricing on our window tinting packages page.

You can also compare options on our windshield tinting South Jersey page.

For current Ford F-150 pricing or appointment availability, call or text 856-577-4119.

If you're searching for Ford F-150 windshield tinting near me in South Jersey, Dope Tintings installs full windshield tint at our shop in Pennsauken, NJ. We serve customers from Delran, Cherry Hill, Camden, Maple Shade, Cinnaminson, Moorestown, Mount Laurel, Marlton, Haddonfield, Collingswood, Voorhees, Willingboro, and surrounding communities throughout Camden and Burlington Counties.

This customer traveled to us from the Delran area and already knew he wanted an extremely dark, privacy-focused setup.

He chose 20% Carbon on the full windshield because he was already comfortable driving with that percentage and wanted some additional heat rejection without paying Ceramic pricing.

When choosing a windshield percentage, don't make the decision based only on how dark you want the vehicle to look from outside. Consider nighttime driving, visibility, glare, privacy, heat rejection, and the legal requirements in your state.

20% gives the windshield of a Ford F-150 a very dark appearance from outside and provides substantial privacy compared with lighter windshield percentages. On this burgundy 2019 F-150 with a dark red/burgundy interior, it was difficult to see into the cab under many daytime lighting conditions. For windshield tinting South Jersey customers who want maximum privacy on a truck, 20% is one of the darkest available options.

No. A 20% full windshield tint is not permitted under New Jersey's standard window tint rules. The customer featured in this article did not have a medical exemption. If you want a legal windshield option with heat rejection, we also install 70% and 80% Ceramic windshield film. Read our 2026 New Jersey window tint laws guide before choosing windshield tint.

You can see through 20%, but it significantly reduces nighttime visibility compared with lighter percentages such as 35%, 50%, 55%, or 70%. This customer had previously driven vehicles with 20% windshields and was comfortable with the darkness. Drivers unfamiliar with dark windshield tint should consider a lighter percentage.

We offer an optional $20 inspection-sticker removal service. We carefully remove the sticker, clean the adhesive from the glass, tint the windshield, then place the sticker onto static-cling material and reposition it on the inside of the windshield. This does not make a noncompliant windshield tint legal or guarantee the vehicle will pass a New Jersey inspection.

At Dope Tintings in Pennsauken, NJ, full windshield tinting on a 2015–2026 Ford F-150 starts at $124.99 Standard, $149.99 Carbon, and $224.99 Ceramic. All packages include a manufacturer warranty. Inspection-sticker removal and static-cling preparation is an additional $20 when requested. Call or text 856-577-4119 for current availability.

A full windshield installation on this generation Ford F-150 takes approximately 1 to 1.5 hours when there is no existing windshield tint that needs to be removed.

Dope Tintings installs automotive windshield tint at 6830 N Crescent Blvd, Pennsauken, NJ 08110. We serve customers from Delran, Cherry Hill, Camden, Maple Shade, Cinnaminson, Moorestown, Mount Laurel, Marlton, Haddonfield, Collingswood, Voorhees, Willingboro, and all of South Jersey. We have been tinting vehicles for more than 20 years and have worked on more than 30,000 vehicles. Call or text 856-577-4119 to schedule. Visit dopetintings.com/windshield-tinting-south-jersey for more information.

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