Service 04

Window Tint.

Comfort, privacy, and presence. Window film cuts heat and glare while giving the vehicle the look you want.

Technician applying window film to a black SUV in the tint bay.

Window Tint, comfort. privacy. style.

Window tint is a film applied to the interior of the glass. It reduces heat buildup, filters UV exposure, cuts glare, adds privacy, and sharpens the vehicle's appearance. Film options range from lighter shades that stay subtle to darker setups with strong privacy.

The install matters as much as the film: glass is cleaned and prepped, film is fitted to each pane, and edges are finished so the result reads as factory glass, not as an add-on.

Focus

Appearance
Heat reduction
UV protection
Privacy

Straight answers

The questions that decide it.

What does window tint do?

Window tint is a film applied to the glass that reduces heat buildup inside the vehicle, filters UV exposure, cuts glare, and adds privacy. It also changes the vehicle's appearance. Different films and shades trade off visibility, heat rejection, and privacy.

How dark should I go with tint?

That depends on your goal: heat and UV control work at light shades, while privacy and presence call for darker film. Legal limits on front windows vary by state, and we will walk you through what is allowed where you drive before anything is installed.

FAQ

Everything else we get asked.

Is dark tint legal?

Tint laws vary by state and window position, and they are enforced on the road, not at the shop. Tell us where the vehicle is driven and registered, and we will recommend shades that suit your goals while staying within the limits that apply there.

Can you tint over factory tint or dyed glass?

In most cases yes: factory-tinted glass can take an additional film on top. The result compounds, so the shade reads darker than the film alone. We measure the starting point and show you samples so the final look matches what you expect.

How long does window film take to settle?

Freshly installed film can show a slight haze or small water pockets while it cures. This is normal. Follow the installer's guidance on when to roll windows down and how to clean the glass afterward, and the film settles into a clean, even finish.

How do I clean tinted windows?

Wait until the film has settled, then clean with a soft cloth and an ammonia-free cleaner. Avoid abrasive pads, scrapers, and harsh solvents. On the rear glass, wipe gently around defroster lines. Ask us about products we recommend, and bring any lifting edges back for a check.

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