Tinting
What is Window Tinting?
Window tinting is a sleek film applied to your car’s glass that blocks out heat, glare, and harmful UV rays. It makes your ride look better, feel cooler, and gives you a bit more privacy on the road.
Why Tint Your Windows?
Whether you’re after a cleaner look, more comfort, or just want to stop feeling like you’re driving a greenhouse, window tinting is a solid upgrade. It’s one of those little changes that makes a big difference every time you hop in the car.
What’s in it for you? (Benefits)
Cooler interior
No more burning your legs on a hot seat—tint helps keep the heat out.UV protection
Blocks up to 99% of harmful UV rays, protecting your skin and your car’s interior from fading or cracking.Less glare, more comfort
Makes daytime driving easier on the eyes and cuts the blinding glare from headlights at night.Extra privacy
Keeps prying eyes out—what’s inside your car stays your business.Sleek, finished look
Let’s be honest—tint just makes your car look better.Added safety
If the glass breaks, the film helps hold shattered glass together.
FAQ's
What does window tint actually do?
Tinting helps reduce heat, glare, and UV damage inside your car. It also adds a sleek, clean look and gives you a bit more privacy.
Is window tint legal?
Yes—but there are rules.
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Front windscreen must let at least 75% of light through.
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Front side windows must let at least 70% of light through.
Rear windows and rear windscreen? You can go as dark as you like.
How long does tint last?
Look after your tint and it will last forever.
Can I still see out of the tinted windows clearly?
Absolutely. From inside the car, your view stays nice and clear—just with less glare. It’s much easier on your eyes.
How long does it take to tint a car?
Usually just a few hours for a standard vehicle. Drop it off in the morning, and you’ll have it back the same day.
Does it protect the car interior too?
Yep! Tint blocks harmful UV rays that can cause your seats and dashboard to fade or crack. It helps keep your interior looking newer for longer.
