
Saskatchewan · 2026 reference
Window tint laws in Saskatchewan
Everything you can and can't tint in Saskatchewan, in plain language, with the statute cited at the bottom of the page.
Short answer
Front side windows in Saskatchewan: Aftermarket film is not permitted on the front side windows — the regulation sets no VLT percentage, it prohibits added film outright. Factory glass tint is exempt.
Rear side windows and back glass: No VLT restriction.
Typical penalty if you're pulled over: Equipment ticket under the Vehicle Equipment Regulations, 1987.
| Windshield | Top strip only — no more than 75 mm down from the top edge. |
|---|---|
| Front side windows | Aftermarket film is not permitted on the front side windows — the regulation sets no VLT percentage, it prohibits added film outright. Factory glass tint is exempt. |
| Rear side windows | No VLT restriction. |
| Rear window | No VLT restriction. |
| Reflective / mirrored film | No mirror-finish film on the windshield or front side windows. |
| Medical exemption | SGI reviews exemption requests case-by-case with a physician's letter. |
| Typical penalty | Equipment ticket under the Vehicle Equipment Regulations, 1987. |
What this means for your car
In Saskatchewan, the front-side requirement is Aftermarket film is not permitted on the front side windows — the regulation sets no VLT percentage, it prohibits added film outright. Factory glass tint is exempt.The rear-window rule is No VLT restriction. We publish the provincial figures; your shade choice is yours.
Common questions
Can I tint the front side windows in Saskatchewan?
Aftermarket film is not permitted on the front side windows — the regulation sets no VLT percentage, it prohibits added film outright. Factory glass tint is exempt.
Are rear window tints legal in Saskatchewan?
No VLT restriction.
Is there a medical exemption in Saskatchewan?
SGI reviews exemption requests case-by-case with a physician's letter.
What's the fine for illegal tint in Saskatchewan?
Equipment ticket under the Vehicle Equipment Regulations, 1987.
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