Expert Car Window Tinting at Shine Auto Detailing in Solana Beach, CA

Car window tints act as a barrier between the sun and your vehicle’s interior. Because auto tints block UV rays, they reduce the temperature in your vehicle by blocking up to 70% of solar heat providing a much cooler ride.

Help protect your seats and dash from harmful UV light that is certain to cause damage to the interior of your vehicle over time. Considering the average cost of a car in America has reached over $36,000, you definitely want to preserve the value of your investment. Window film ensures that your vehicle’s interior, including all of the upholstery and vinyl, will be protected from sun damage. Keep your car looking newer, much longer.

Keep a low profile for you and your passengers by making it more difficult for others to see what you’re up to while inside of your vehicle.

If you get into a collision, the tint will keep the window from shattering everywhere and potentially onto your loved ones. Instead, it will keep the window from shattering and spreading all over. Darker tints can also help deter any potential thieves from breaking into your vehicle if they happened to see any valuable items.

With the equivalent of SPF 285+, Solar Gard car tints act like sunscreen for both your skin and car’s interior, blocking the sun’s damaging UVA and UVB rays. With 99% protection from UV rays, Solar Gard Ultra Performance Plus protects your skin from sun damage.

Prevent glare from the sun and headlights from blinding you, especially with a windshield tint. Window film will reduce glare from sunlight, cutting down on eye strain which can be essential for longer commutes.

Let’s be honest, one of the main reasons for getting your car tinted is that your car will look more aesthetically pleasing instantly. The contrast between dark tinted windows and the color of your vehicle truly enhances the overall look.

Whether you’re traveling through San Diego or on a road trip heading east, you can increase MPG by not needing to crank up the AC on the summer’s hottest days. Less air-conditioner usage means less fuel burned.