I'm not sure if they have a specific "fix-it" ticket. But, in my precinct, if you get a ticket (regular, standard citation) for a minor thing such as lights or tint and you're not a repeat offender, you can replace the lights, remove the tint, etc. and bring it to the courthouse and they'll drop the charges after inspecting your vehicle. Same with proof of insurance. The real win here is that the inspection is performed by the clerk behind the counter that is a middle- or upper-aged lady that doesn't know jack about cars and doesn't care to be outside in the heat. I've gone twice for tint in two separate towns and left my tint in place. I park my Tahoe the end of the lot (as I always do anyway), bring the clerk out to the parking lot, point to a random Tahoe that doesn't have tint (popular vehicle, so the chances are good), say something like "it sure looks different without the tint" and we go back inside for me to get my dismissal receipt.