Harrisburg Lube Center

Thank you for your review. We understand your frustration about your BMW failing its recent state inspection due to window tint.Since window tint regulations differ by state, car manufacturers don't pre-tint vehicles. This means the tinting on your BMW was likely added by a previous owner or dealership, and it does not comply with Texas law.In Texas, window tinting laws are strict. The Department of Public Safety mandates a minimum 25% light transmission (VLT) for the front driver and passenger side windows (link to Texas DPS window tint standards: https://www.dps.texas.gov/section/vehicle-inspection/window-tinting-standards). This means any front windows failing to meet this requirement, will cause your vehicle to fail inspection.We assure you that our inspections are following these regulations to ensure your vehicle meets basic safety and emission standards. This includes maintaining proper visibility for you and other drivers on the road.As we've explained, you do have 15 days after the inspection date to remedy the issue and return for a free retest. We'd be happy to answer any questions you have about getting your windows into compliance.