What would NOT be included in a post manufacture window tint inspection report?

In a post-manufacture window tint inspection report, the information typically focuses on aspects related to the vehicle's compliance with legal standards regarding window tinting. This includes documented measurements of light transmission levels, which reflect how well light passes through the tinted windows, ensuring they meet state regulations. Owner’s information is also necessary to identify who the inspection report belongs to, making it relevant for record-keeping and potential follow-up.

The warranty on the tint material, however, would not be part of this inspection report. While having a warranty is beneficial for the owner, it does not pertain to the vehicle's compliance status or the actual measurement of any factors related to window tinting as required by law. Therefore, the warranty is extraneous to the inspection report's purpose, which is specifically assessing the tint's legality and performance after installation. This reasoning underscores why including warranty information does not align with the report's objectives.