Car Window Tinting in Peoria, AZ
Car window tinting has never been easier. Give us your vehicle’s year, make and model and we can provide exact pricing before you ever walk through the door. From everyday carbon film to premium ceramic options, we’ll help you choose the right film and shade for your vehicle, budget and Arizona driving conditions.
Exact Pricing
Send us your year, make and model and we can quote your vehicle before your appointment.
~ 2 Hour Installation
Most complete sides-and-back installations take approximately two hours.
Shade Doesn’t Change the Price
Choose the shade that works for you. Within a film line, choosing a different shade doesn’t change the price.
Lifetime Film Warranties
Our automotive film lines include manufacturer-backed lifetime warranties.
Car Window Tinting Overview
Window tint is one of those products where the right choice depends on what you actually want from it. Some customers primarily want privacy and appearance. Others are trying to reduce as much Arizona heat as possible. Some want a balance of performance and price.
Film shade and film performance are two separate decisions, so you can choose the darkness you prefer independently from the level of heat rejection and comfort you want.
We’ll walk you through the differences between our film lines, available shades, heat rejection and other performance characteristics so you understand exactly what you’re buying before we install it.
Why We Do It Better
Window film can get technical fast. VLT, infrared rejection, TSER, ceramic, carbon—the numbers start piling up. We don’t expect you to walk in already knowing what all of it means.
A team member will answer your questions and walk you through the options until you’re comfortable with the film you choose. We’re happy to get technical if you want to get technical, or keep it simple if you just want to know which option makes the most sense for your vehicle.
While we work, you’re welcome to hang out in our waiting lounge. We’ve got snacks and drinks, gaming systems and streaming entertainment, so waiting on your tint appointment doesn’t have to feel like waiting.
When the installation is complete, we’ll inspect the finished job with you, go over what to expect while the film cures, and explain both the immediate and long-term care of your new window tint.
Choose the Right Window Film for Your Vehicle
Not every driver needs the same level of performance. We offer several SunTek window film options so you can choose how much you want to invest in heat rejection, infrared performance and overall comfort.
SunTek Carbon
A quality non-metalized film for drivers who want a clean appearance, privacy, UV protection and dependable performance at an accessible price point. ~ 20% IR Rejection
SunTek Carbon XP
Carbon XP steps up Infrared heat rejection and comfort while maintaining a clean appearance and 99% UV protection. CXP jumps up to ~70% IR Rejection
SunTek CeramicIR
Ceramic technology for customers who want stronger heat and infrared rejection and greater comfort in Arizona conditions. ~ 84% IR Rejection
SunTek Evolve
Our premium ceramic option for drivers looking for our highest level of heat-rejection performance and comfort. ~ 94% IR Rejection
Window Tint Shade vs. Window Film Performance
Darker tint doesn’t automatically mean better heat rejection. The shade of window film controls how much visible light passes through the glass, while the film technology determines characteristics such as heat rejection, infrared performance and UV protection.
That means a lighter premium ceramic film can outperform a much darker entry-level film when heat reduction is the goal. We’ll help you compare both film type and shade so you don’t have to guess based on darkness alone.
Windshield Tinting for Arizona Heat
Your windshield represents a huge amount of exposed glass, which makes it one of the biggest sources of solar heat entering the vehicle. Windshield film can provide significant heat and UV protection without necessarily making the windshield look dark.
We offer multiple film types and shades for windshields and can show you the differences before you choose. Keep in mind that the shade printed on the film isn’t necessarily the final VLT once that film is installed on automotive glass.
Car Window Tinting Terms to Know
Total Solar Energy Rejected (TSER)
TSER measures the percentage of total solar energy rejected by the filmed glass. The higher the percentage, the less solar energy is transmitted through the glass.
Visible Light Transmission (VLT)
VLT measures how much visible light passes through the filmed glass. Higher percentages are lighter; lower percentages are darker.
Infrared Rejection (IR)
Infrared rejection measures how much infrared energy the film rejects. Infrared energy contributes to the heat you can feel coming through automotive glass.
Ultraviolet Rejection (UV)
UV rejection measures how much ultraviolet radiation the filmed glass blocks. UV exposure affects both occupants and vehicle interiors, contributing to skin exposure as well as fading and deterioration of fabrics, leather and other materials.
Glare Reduction
Glare reduction measures how much visible-light glare is reduced after film is applied.
Car Window Tinting FAQs
Can you give me an exact price over the phone?
Yes. Give us the year, make and model of your vehicle and we can provide exact window tint pricing before you schedule.
How long does it take to tint a car?
Most complete sides-and-back installations take approximately one to two hours. Additional services, existing film removal and certain vehicles can affect installation time.
Can I get a same-day appointment?
Same-day appointments may be available depending on the schedule. Scheduled appointments generally allow us to plan your installation time more efficiently.
Does a darker shade cost more?
No. Within a given film line, the shade you choose does not determine the price.
Does darker tint reject more heat?
Not necessarily. Film darkness and film performance are different characteristics. A lighter high-performance film can provide better heat rejection than a darker lower-performance film.
What happens after my tint is installed?
We’ll inspect the installation with you and explain what to expect while the film dries and cures, along with the immediate and long-term care instructions for your new tint.
Ready to Tint Your Vehicle?
Send us your year, make and model and we’ll give you straightforward pricing, explain your film options and help you choose the right tint for your vehicle.