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Also worth mentioning that ALL windows on this truck have UV protection which is atypical in the auto industry, but great. No need to tint the rear windows unless you really want it darker.

Falls within +/- 2% like I mentioned. I did each three times in different areas and consistently got the same reading. My intention was to average the readings but all three on each window gave the same result. May be worth noting that I took the readings with the truck in my dark garage to...

In case anyone is interested, below is the visible light transmittance levels of all of the windows of the Cybertruck used with a calibrated VLT tool within +/- 2%: Front windshield: 76% Windshield strip: 1% tapered to 76% Front side windows: 72% Front A pillar triangles: 72% Rear side windows...

I think you'll regret 50% unless you very rarely drive at night. I had 70% on my windshield, got a stone chip that cracked the glass, insurance replaced glass, never put tint back on, 70% was even too dark at night.

Smart idea. Got pics?

Can't imagine anyone wanting this, takes up such a huge portion of the bed. Not a good solution.

Only if it was listed as included when you paid the $1,000.