Windshield sun strip
$65
A tinted band across the top of the windshield that cuts glare from the sun overhead and gives the car a sleek look.
- Top of the windshield, above the AS-1 line
- Less glare and eye strain
- A clean, finished look
Cooler, darker, cleaner.
Window Tint in West Chester, PA
A cooler cabin, less glare, more privacy and protection from the sun. We tint cars, SUVs and trucks across the Main Line and Chester County with quality films, installed cleanly and to Pennsylvania tint law.
- Ceramic filmSerious heat rejection
- UV protectionFor you and your interior
- 5 shadesFrom 70% to limo
- PA-law guidanceWe tell you what's legal
Preview your shade
Tint is measured in VLT: how much visible light the film lets through. Lower number, darker glass. Choose a shade, then drag across the car to compare it with factory glass.
Want the heat rejection without the darkness? Ceramic tint blocks far more heat than standard film at the same shade. See the Pennsylvania rules below.
Get a tint estimate
Drag across the car to turn the tint on and off.
Tint packages & pricing
Pick the glass you want tinted. The windows shown in red are the ones each package covers.
2 front windows
$150
Premium ceramic tint on the driver and front passenger windows. A popular way to match the factory privacy glass on many SUVs and trucks.
- High-quality ceramic film
- 99% UV blocking
- Up to 95% heat blocking
Full vehicle tint
$399 – $450
Premium ceramic tint on every side window and the rear window, for heat rejection, UV protection and glare reduction all the way around.
- All side windows and the rear window
- High-quality ceramic film
- 99% UV blocking
- Up to 95% heat blocking
Full windshield
$250
Clear or lightly shaded ceramic film on the whole windshield. Blocks heat and glare while keeping crystal-clear visibility.
- Advanced heat and infrared rejection
- 99% UV protection
- Reduced glare for safer driving
- Clear or lightly shaded finish
Tint removal
Price varies
Old, faded or bubbling film safely stripped from your glass, with no damage and no adhesive left behind.
- Removing old, purple or bubbling tint
- Prep for a new ceramic tint install
- Back to clear, original glass
Red shows where the film goes
Every install is checked against Pennsylvania tint law. Klarna and Afterpay are available on larger jobs.
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Why tint your windows
Tint does a lot more than darken the glass. Here's what you get every time you get in the car.
A cooler cabin
Film rejects solar heat, so the car heats up less in the sun and the A/C doesn't have to work as hard.
UV protection
Quality films block most of the sun's UV rays, protecting your skin on long drives and helping prevent interior fading and cracking.
Less glare
Softer light from the sun and headlights makes driving more comfortable, especially early morning and late afternoon.
Privacy & looks
Keep belongings out of sight and give the car a clean, finished look that pairs with any color or wrap.
Choose your film
The shade sets the look. The film type decides how much heat stays out.
Best heat rejection
Ceramic tint
Ceramic particles in the film block heat without needing to be dark. You get a much cooler cabin at the same shade, or a lighter look with the same comfort.
- Far more heat rejection than standard film at the same shade
- Strong UV and glare protection
- No interference with phone, GPS or radio signals
- The best choice for lighter, legal front windows
Great value
Standard tint
A quality film for the darker look, privacy and glare reduction, at a lower price than ceramic.
- Clean, even darkness
- Privacy and glare reduction
- UV protection
- A budget-friendly way to finish the look
Shade guide
Tint is measured in VLT, the percentage of visible light that passes through. The lower the number, the darker the glass.
Barely there
Takes the edge off glare and blocks UV without changing the look of the car.
Light
A subtle, factory-style tint. A cooler cabin with a light look from outside.
Medium
A noticeable, clean tint that's still easy to see out of at night.
Dark
Dark and private. Our most requested shade, especially for rear windows on SUVs and trucks.
Limo
Maximum privacy. Typically rear glass only, where the law allows it.
Know before you go dark
Pennsylvania tint law
Pennsylvania's tint rules are stricter than in most states, and they depend on the type of vehicle. The limit applies to the glass and film together, and factory glass already blocks some light, so we check your windows before we recommend a shade.
This is a general guide, not legal advice. Rules can change, and PennDOT also offers a medical exemption process. Ask us about your vehicle.
| Window | Cars, sedans & coupes | SUVs, vans & trucks |
|---|---|---|
| Windshield | Top strip only, above the AS-1 line | Top strip only, above the AS-1 line |
| Front side windows | More than 70% light through | More than 70% light through |
| Rear side windows | More than 70% light through | Any darkness |
| Rear window | More than 70% light through | Any darkness |
| Mirrored film | Not allowed | Not allowed |
How we tint
Clean glass and careful edges are what separate a great tint job from one that peels.
Consultation
We talk through the look you want, compare shades and films, and confirm what's legal for each window on your vehicle.
Glass prep
Every window is deep-cleaned inside, with door seals and edges cleared, so no dust or debris gets trapped under the film.
Cut to fit
Film is cut to the exact shape of each window, with edges finished cleanly to the glass.
Heat shaping
Curved glass, like most rear windows, is heat-shrunk so the film lies perfectly flat without creases.
Installation
The film is applied from the inside and squeegeed firmly to push out water and air for a clear, even finish.
Final check
We inspect every window in good light and go over curing and care before you head out.
After your tint
Film takes a few days to fully cure. A little haze or a few small water spots during that time are normal and clear up on their own.
Do
- Keep windows up for the first few days
- Clean with an ammonia-free glass cleaner
- Use a soft microfiber cloth
- Let the sun help it cure faster
Avoid
- Ammonia-based cleaners
- Scrapers, razors or rough sponges on the film
- Picking at the edges
- Stick-on suction cups or decals on tinted glass
Pairs well with
Tint is the finishing touch on many of our builds.
Vinyl wraps
Darker glass to complete a new color or a blacked-out look.
Explore wraps →Caliper painting
Another small detail that makes the whole car look custom.
Explore calipers →PPF & Ceramic Coating
Protect the paint while tint protects the cabin.
Explore protection →Planning a bigger project? Flexible payments with Klarna and Afterpay are available on larger jobs.
Tint questions
Is window tint legal in Pennsylvania?
Yes, within limits. On sedans, coupes and other passenger cars, the side windows and rear window must let more than 70% of light through. On SUVs, vans and pickup trucks, the front side windows have the same 70% rule, but the rear side windows and back glass can be any darkness. On every vehicle, the windshield can only be tinted along the top strip, above the AS-1 line. Mirrored or reflective film isn't allowed.
How dark can I go?
It depends on the vehicle and the window. Pennsylvania measures the glass and film together, and factory glass already blocks some light, so we'll check your windows and tell you what's legal before we install anything. On SUVs, vans and trucks, the rear windows can go as dark as you like.
What's the difference between ceramic and standard tint?
Ceramic film uses ceramic particles to block heat, so it keeps the cabin noticeably cooler than standard film at the same shade. That means you can choose a lighter look and still get strong heat rejection. Standard film gives you the darker look, privacy and glare reduction at a lower price.
Can I get a medical exemption for darker tint?
PennDOT has a medical exemption process for drivers with certain conditions, certified by a doctor. Contact PennDOT for the details, and let us know if you have an exemption so we can plan your install.
How soon can I roll my windows down?
Wait a few days so the film can fully bond to the glass. We'll tell you exactly how long for the film and the weather when you pick up the car.
Is haze or small water spots after installation normal?
Yes. A little haze or a few small water pockets are normal for the first days while the film cures. They clear up on their own as the moisture evaporates.
Will my tint turn purple or bubble?
Quality films are built to keep their color and stay bonded. Purple, bubbling tint is usually old or low-grade dyed film. We'll help you choose a film that's made to last.
Can I pay over time?
Yes. You can split the cost of larger jobs into smaller payments with Klarna or Afterpay. Ask about it when you get your estimate.
Where we tint
Our shop is at 1444 Phoenixville Pike in West Chester, minutes off Route 202. We tint cars for clients across the Main Line and Chester County, including:
- West Chester
- Exton
- Downingtown
- Malvern
- Paoli
- Berwyn
- Wayne
- Villanova
- Bryn Mawr
- Newtown Square
- Media
- Glen Mills
- Chester Springs
- Phoenixville
- King of Prussia
Get a free tint estimate
Tell us your vehicle and the look you're after. We'll recommend a film and a legal shade for each window.
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