With nearly 3 million residents, Utah is the 33th most populous state in the United States. There are also about 1.2 million private and commercial vehicles registered in the state.

According to the web site of the Federal Highway Association, in 2011, those 1.2 million cars travelled just over 26 million miles on state’s interstate, local, freeway, main arteries, and local roads.

That’s a lot of miles for a relatively small state of three million people!

That’s where companies like California Audio (http://california-audio.com) come in. Among others, and with 20 years of experience, the company offers window tinting west valley city for the state’s die-hard drivers – of which there seem to be plenty in Utah!

According to the company, car window tinting Utah will “reduce heat by up to 63%. Interior fade and cracking are caused by the suns UV rays. It will block out 99% of the sun’s harmful rays and it can also substantially reduce glare depending upon the shade of film you choose.”The company is currently offering $20 discount on all full-tint orders.

California Audio (http://california-audio.com) is in line with criteria stated by the State Legislature, passed in 2005 undercode 41-6-149, titled, Windshield and Windows Obstructions Reducing Visibility – Wipers – Prohibitions.

If you are driving a normal sedan or SUV in Utah, the State Legislature has allowed for custom window tinting of the front windshield to use non-reflective tint above the manufacturer’s AS-1 line to a certain degree. To use the law’s exact terms, “a person may not operate a motor vehicle in which the windshield allows less than 70% light transmittance.” Front side windows must allow more than 43% of the natural light but there is no law on how dark back windows or rear windows can be.

Being in conformity with state rules is very important so customers can leave the store assured that their vehicle is not in violation of state laws.