Window tint for night driving? Getting really bad with other drivers with their bright headlights, and its getting worse... We should really have some kind of headlight standards...

polarized window tint film?

I have Double 5% tint on the rear window of my car as well as the back doors and a 6" strip on the top of my windshield.
 
I also had it on drivers side and passenger side, but it was hard to see people crossing at night, So I pulled it off. Was a ticket waiting to happen anyways... But the backdoors and rear window is super awesome for people blasting high beams.

Lots of Californians with Oregon plates up here who drive worse than Utahans, and they just dont give a crap about other drivers, its pretty bad here...
 
driving on the freeway at night sucks horsecap.... 

The worst is those new led light bars. They are meant for off roading and fog yet it seams everyone who makes a trip to autozone and buys them just feels the need to show them off. The even worse thing about that is these fools dont know how to secure them so they bounce like crazy. Now  its like driving into a strobe light like a moth to a flame. I just wish people would have more sense and use them only when needed. 
 
Edit, thinking about those tactical sun glasses (as seen on tv).

but yet these jerks like to tailgate ya doing 70MPH with their brights on. New gen factory stock bright lights are still crazy, regulations for stock need to be revamp.  

I used to have a couple halogens (KC knockoffs) mounted under the rear bumper of my truck for real backup lighting.  Forgot to turn them off one morning and had people behind me flashing at me to turn them off.  It wasn't my best moment.   

No, those go off automatically... LOL  I installed those KCs after backing into someone on that dark street we lived on.  No street lights and nobody usually parked there.  Another of my glorious moments. 

Those and the incredibly bright brake lights too. Its rediculous to have an after image of led brake lights when someone stops for a red light. Heck some brake lights are now brighter than the high beams on my old 96 ranger.

My eyes are prone to overstimulation so I get an after image from things like headlights, glare, and overly bright brake lights much longer than others. That said I have increbile eyesight.

I even despise slat blinds because I get a negative image of it for a while even if just looking through the blinds for a moment.

GavynLara
Hello there, folks. Apologies for reviving such an old thread. I just need your advice on reliable car shades to keep my car cool inside. Any recs would be welcome!!

 
your asking about when parked?
reflective with a good fit

GavynLara
Hello there, folks. Apologies for reviving such an old thread. I just need your advice on reliable car shades to keep my car cool inside. Any recs would be welcome!!

Always best to go for one custom made for the model of car you drive. I would avoid anything that has art work on them and instead go for one that is just silver. the artwork ones put the money into the art not on making a good product is my finding. Also window tinting is a good option as some can block the UV rays and keep the car cool.

For tinting it’s best to have it professionally done at a local shop and talk to a few places. I wouldn’t trust a DIY film to not come off sometime when rolling down the window which could result in more repair costs then just having a professional do it. Also for cleaning tinted windows make sure you use a window cleaner made for interior windows that are tinted and that is free from ammonia. Nowadays a lot of brands will sell exterior glass cleaners that are not made for interior tinted windows that have rain repellent in the formula. Also never use rain repellent cleaner inside a non tinted car instead of having the window fog up and having the dehumidifier take care of it you window get water drops on the window that the dehumidifier won’t take care of.