Tint pics from inside looking out

[dagug]

I am looking to get my window tinted and looked through the millions of tint threads but didn't see many pics from the inside looking out.

I know that if I tint the back windows 70% (Xpel XR), the closest match for the fronts will be 20%. I'd love to get a perfect color match front to back but I want to weigh that against nighttime visibility. I know if I go too dark, I won't hear the end of the complaints from my wife... (I'm also looking to do 70% on the windshield/trunk but from what I can tell, that makes little to no difference in terms of visibility, not sure if it'll darken the inside-out view of the front windows at all).

In the past, I daily drove a car for several years with a white interior and 35% tint on the fronts. The view at night was usually fine but it was borderline too dark for me if I was on a country road with no other cars or street lights nearby. I was wondering if anyone had pics of their 20%, 30% or 35% from the inside looking out? Bonus points if you have a white interior (not sure that matters or not) and if you have Xpel XR tints. Additional bonus points for both night and day pics!

Thanks so much!

 

[Vaildriver]

Just did xpel prime plus on my MY. The stock windows are 20% from the factory. I did 70% on the hatch and rear windows then 20% on the front. The light meter at the shop had them all super close. The carbon tint is slick and certainly not too dark, even at night, from the inside. I did not do the roof or windshield. I can post pics later, but there’s plenty of youtube videos showing this option well…

 

[Baluchi]

20% sides and rear, 45% on the front windshield...

20% Tint from the Inside (unedited pics) ​

Driving in the dark with 20%-45% tints​

 

[GooberGrape]

Just did xpel prime plus on my MY. The stock windows are 20% from the factory. I did 70% on the hatch and rear windows then 20% on the front. The light meter at the shop had them all super close. The carbon tint is slick and certainly not too dark, even at night, from the inside. I did not do the roof or windshield. I can post pics later, but there’s plenty of youtube videos showing this option well…

I did the same. It is dark at night. Took a little bit to get used to but it was worth it for heat rejection. I didn’t do it for privacy but more to make sure the cabin was comfortable with all the glass.