Automotive window tinting

Window tint.Done with precision.

Give your car, truck or SUV a sharper look. Choose the windows you want tinted and find a film that fits the way you drive.

  • Glare
  • Privacy
  • Appearance

The difference

See what tint changes.

Compare the same vehicle illustration before and after tint. Actual appearance varies with the film, glass and lighting.

Clear glassTinted glass

Choose your coverage

Which windows do you want tinted?

  • Front doors

    Give the front side windows a more coordinated look with the rear glass, subject to applicable tint limits.

  • Rear windows

    Add privacy behind the front seats. Ask about the rear side windows and back glass for your vehicle.

  • Sides and rear

    Get a coordinated finish across the side windows and back glass. Ask about film options for heat and glare reduction.

Vehicle artwork is illustrative.

Plan your tint

Get a quote.

Tell us what you drive and which windows you want tinted. We’ll talk through the available film options and price your vehicle.

  • Your vehicle’s year, make and model
  • The windows you want tinted
  • Any existing film that needs to come off
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A close view of a car's front side window with film applied to the lower half, so the dark tinted area meets clear glass at a diagonal edge.

Illustrative image.

Before you book

Tint questions.

What does the tint percentage mean?

It describes how much visible light passes through. A lower percentage means darker tint. The existing glass also affects the final reading.

Can I get heat reduction with a lighter shade?

Yes. Shade and heat rejection are separate film characteristics. Ask to compare the specifications for films in the shade you prefer.

How do I choose a tint for my vehicle?

Start with the windows you want covered and your priorities, such as glare, privacy or appearance. Ask which options fit your vehicle and applicable tint limits.

When can I roll the windows down?

Follow the installer’s instructions. The wait depends on the film and drying conditions.