Choose the Best Automotive Window Tinting Film for Your Vehicle.

Ride in Style and Comfort with Automotive Window Tinting!

Do you like the light subtle look or a dark eye catching black? We offer a range of films varying in darkness for your vehicle. From the lightest to the darkest these films give you options on glare reduction, UV protection and heat rejection along with great looks! All of our window tinting films provide 99% UV Ray (Ultra Violet light) protection from the sun, reducing glare, fading and skin complications from the sunlight.

Vehicle window tinting, protecting you and your investment.

Most people don’t even think about how damaging the sun can be. But, when you’re at the beach or outdoor festival and feel the effects of the sun, you use a sun screen. Well, window tinting films are just that, a sun screen for you inside your car. It’s like wearing a 1000 SPF sun screen blocking harmful ultraviolet (UVA) rays. These contribute to premature aging and skin cancer! Not only does it protect you, it also protects your vehicle from damage caused by fading, heat and glare.

Yes, window film can reduce heat, but here are a few things to keep in mind. There is no window film that can reduce radiant heat, there has to be air moving behind it. So, when your car is sitting out in the sun, it will still get hot inside. Just not as hot with window film.

The idea behind it is that the movement of air on the interior will reduce the build up of heat. Lowering the window slightly or having side window deflectors to allow for air movement can make a big difference in how much heat will build up inside the vehicle.

At certain times, glare and reflected sun light can be really annoying or blindingly dangerous. Darker shades of window film can cut the glare. Improve your view of the road and surroundings, increasing your visibility to travel as safely as possible year round.

What is legal window tinting in North Carolina?

In a nut shell it’s not dark. NC DOT requires a “Net Transmission” film allowing up to 32% to pass thru the window. 

Wow, that sounds pretty dark, unfortunately it’s not. This is a medium shade of window film and looks great on most vehicles. Now there are a few exceptions. Trucks, vans and SUV’s can have a darker or blacked out windows behind the driver. The front door windows must comply with the NCGS 20-127 code.

All “cars” (coupe or sedan) are required to have the same tint/film on all side and back windows. There is, for those who need it, a medical exemption for a darker film. This is a lengthy process and not everyone will get it. Consult your optometrist or dermatologist for recommendations on how to get the medical exemption.

SunTek CXP Window Film

The best window tinting option at a great price.

We offer SunTek CXP. This carbon IR coated hybrid film with great heat rejection for everyone at the same price as a carbon film at most other tint shops! This window film gives you comparable heat rejection of a more expensive “ceramic” film with the great look of carbon film. No more guessing if it’s the right film for you and your vehicle.

If it’s your side or back windows or the windshield we have the best option at a great price! These auto glass tinting films cut the glare, reducing eye strain from the sun, slows the process of the sun’s UV Rays from fading of your vehicles interior and best of all these window tinting options keep you cool from the blistering sun’s heat!

80% – virtually invisible

This film rejects 40% of the total heat that comes through the window and complies with most state laws for windshields.

70% – almost unnoticeable

This film rejects 44% of the total heat that comes through the window.

**This film complies with most state laws for windshields with Medical Exemptions

35% – North Carolina “Legal” shade of tint/film

Rejects 50% of the total heat that comes through the window. This film complies with the NCGS 20-127 and is legal on all side and back windows of passenger cars and the front doors of Trucks, Vans and SUVs.

25% – This film matches most factory tinted glass

This film rejects 52% of the total heat that comes through the window. This film complies with the NCGS 20-127 for rear side and back windows of Trucks, Vans and SUVs behind the front driver and passenger doors.

**This film also complies with most medical exemptions for the sides and back of passenger vehicles, front doors of Trucks, Vans and SUVs.

18% – This film matches slightly darker factory tinted glass

This film rejects 55% of the total heat that comes through the window. This film complies with the NCGS 20-127 for rear side and back windows of Trucks, Vans and SUVs behind the front driver and passenger doors.

13% – This film is dark and hard to see through at night

This film rejects 57% of the total heat that comes through the window. This film complies with the NCGS 20-127 for rear side and back windows of Trucks, Vans and SUVs behind the front driver and passenger doors.

05% – This film is really dark and extremely hard to see through at night

This film rejects 60% of the total heat that comes through the window. This film complies with the NCGS 20-127 for rear side and back windows of Trucks, Vans and SUVs behind the front driver and passenger doors.

Window Film Removal

Need your tint removed? We do that! Mostly, the film portion of window tinting is fairly easy to remove. Depending on age, it’s the glue that will get you. We have a few techniques for removal. These including steaming the film off or manually scrapping the glue and film off with a razor or scrubby pad. Both options are labor intensive. Learn more about tint removal

Unfortunately, there is always a chance for scratches or broken defroster/defogger lines (back glass). This can happen pulling the film off or if a razor blade is used for removal and sometimes manufactering flaws. With so many issues that can arise, we will not be responsible for damage during the removal process. Pricing can be as little as $15 for a door or side window. Full vehicles can cost $150+ for the removal and can take up to 2+ hours.

Automotive Window Tinting ~ Starting Prices