Our staff will show you a variety of tints, the pros and cons of each, and a price point that meets your budget.
Full vehicle windshield tint is not legal in California. However, you can tint the top 4 inches of the windshield at any percentage. The front two windows must allow 70% visible light transmission. The back side windows and the back windshield can be as dark as you want.
In California the legal limit on the front two windows is 70% visible light transmission. The back side windows and the back windshield can be tinted as dark as you want. Your front windshield can only be tinted on the top 4 inches.
The average price range to tint car windows is $100 – $500. It depends on the brand and quality of film, as well as the tinter’s experience. Most dyed films cost roughly $100+ while Carbon and Ceramic films are $250+. We honestly don’t recommend the dyed films because they block virtually zero heat and they tend to fade and bubble over time.
There are multiple benefits of window tinting, including more protection for your skin from harmful UV rays, protection for your upholstery, more heat reduction so you’re not using the AC all the time, lower energy/gas consumption, privacy from car thieves and more. Window tinting also kills your car’s “fishbowl” look and replaces it with a sexy edge people will gawk at.