Off-Road Use Disclosure

Many Anti Vinyl Co. products, including tint films, light overlays, and reflector modifications, are intended for off-road or competition use only and may not be legal for use on public roads or highways in all states, provinces, or countries.

Important Notice

It is your responsibility as the buyer and installer to verify that any product you purchase complies with the laws and regulations of your local jurisdiction before applying it to any vehicle operated on public roads. Laws regarding vehicle lighting, tint levels, reflector modifications, and aftermarket accessories vary significantly by location.

What This Means for You

Before installing any Anti Vinyl Co. product, we strongly recommend checking the following with your local DMV, vehicle inspection authority, or law enforcement agency:

Whether tinted or modified tail lights, brake lights, turn signals, or reflectors are permitted on public roads in your area. Whether modified or deleted front or rear reflectors meet the minimum visibility requirements in your jurisdiction. Whether colored fog light tints or overlay films comply with your local vehicle equipment codes. Whether windshield banners or decals restrict driver visibility in a way that violates your local laws.

Liability Disclaimer

Anti Vinyl Co. is not responsible for any citations, fines, failed vehicle inspections, accidents, injuries, or any other consequences resulting from the installation or use of our products on public roads. By purchasing from Anti Vinyl Co., you acknowledge that you have read this disclosure, understand the applicable regulations in your area, and accept full responsibility for the legal and safe use of the product.

Competition and Off-Road Use

All tint films, light overlays, reflector deletes, and similar products sold by Anti Vinyl Co. are designed and sold for off-road, track, show, and competition use where permitted. They are not designed to obscure required safety lighting or to reduce the visibility of your vehicle to other drivers on public roads.

If you have any questions about whether a specific product is street legal in your area, please consult your local vehicle authority before purchasing or installing.

Last updated: June 2026. Anti Vinyl Co. reserves the right to update this disclosure at any time.