It depends on the state you live in. Each state has it's own set of rules and regulations. If you want to find out about the tint laws governing your state, see this State Tinting Laws page on the Solar Gard's site. For window tint information for our home state of Missouri, check out the Window Tinting Pamphlet issued by the Missouri State Highway Patrol. Back To Top

 

Do I have to get real dark tint to keep my car cooler in the summer?

No. How visibly dark the tint is exhibits only one of the properties of the glazing in the film. The glazing also reduces glare and blocks UV rays and solar heat, irregardless of how dark the film is. Surprising, we have clear film we use that can keep your car as cool as 5% Limo Tint film can. Back To Top

 

Other than making my car look better, what other benefits do I get by having my windows tinted?

Your window tint can significantly reduce heat and eye-straining glare. It also acts like a sunscreen for your vehicle's interior, shielding against premature leather, vinyl and fabric fading and deterioration. Plus, it can increase your safety and security by holding kernels of broken glass together in the case of an accident. In fact, we even carry a special Security Film that makes braking out the windows on your vehicle extremely difficult, eliminating a thief's easiest access route. In addition to all this, darker tint can increase your privacy. All in all, besides adding an eminently cool look to your ride, there's lots of bonuses to window tint. Back To Top