Why Tint Your Vehicle?
It’s not just for looks — tinting delivers real benefits:
- Blocks UV rays that can damage your interior
- Reduces glare for safer driving
- Keeps your cabin cooler during hot summer months
- Increases privacy and deters theft
- Enhances your vehicle’s sleek, custom look
All tinting is performed using high-quality carbon film — no dyes, no fading, no purple hues. Just clean, durable performance that lasts.
Tinting Packages & Pricing
All tinting services are by appointment only.
Full Tint (5 Windows)
$450 + tax
Includes either front or rear windshield (but not both)
Schedule Online
Appointments are required and fill up quickly — book online now or stop by for a quick consultation. Our experienced team will walk you through your options and help you select the right package for your vehicle.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
New Jersey does not allow any aftermarket tint on the windshield or front side windows. Back side windows and the rear window can be tinted to any darkness, with no minimum VLT (visible light transmission) percentage required.
No, New Jersey law prohibits aftermarket tint on both front side windows and the windshield, with no exceptions for percentage. The only way around this is a medical exemption issued through the NJ MVC for a qualifying condition.
Yes, any darkness — including very dark tints like 20% or 5% — is legal on back side windows and the rear window in New Jersey. There’s no minimum VLT requirement for those windows, unlike most neighboring states.
A standard vehicle typically takes between 2 and 4 hours to tint, depending on the number of windows and film type. Full jobs including the windshield strip or rear window (which is curved and takes more care) can run longer.
Yes, existing tint can be professionally removed and replaced with a different shade or film type. Attempting to remove tint yourself often leaves adhesive residue, so professional removal is recommended if you’re switching styles.
Yes, quality window film blocks a significant portion of UV rays that fade upholstery, crack dashboards, and damage interior trim over time. It also reduces interior heat buildup, which is a major reason drivers tint beyond just looks.
Ceramic window film blocks more heat and UV radiation than standard dyed film while staying clearer and less likely to fade over time. Dyed film is a lower-cost option that darkens the window but offers less heat rejection and tends to fade to purple/brown with age.