Automotive tint
Your vehicle, and equipment. Johnson Window Film and Hüper Optik — our preferred auto film for more than 20 years. Heat first. Darkness second.
Free quote automotive tint
BMW in the bay
Done Once, Done Right
Not cheap dyed film. All three are non-fading. Ceramic is the one we put on a daily driver in this heat. Ceramic IR (infrared) so the cabin stays livable while driving and while commuting. Film is computer cut on a plotter, not hand-trimmed on the glass.
Front door glass has to let through 25% or more of the light, film and glass together. A 35% film on clear front doors is how that lands near the line. Darker shades belong on the back. A clear ceramic film on the windshield blocks up to 90% of the IR (infrared heat) without darkening the glass. That is 40% TSER (total solar energy rejected). It cuts glare. We treat your vehicle like it’s our baby.
Sedan, $499
Two fronts, $199
Exact pricing depends on your vehicle. Call for a quote.
This is the one we put on a vehicle in this heat.
Sedan, $349
Two fronts, $149
Exact pricing depends on your vehicle. Call for a quote.
A step down in heat, still a real film.
Sedan, $249
Two fronts, $119
Exact pricing depends on your vehicle. Call for a quote.
Matte look. No metal in the film.
Before installation
Front windshield tint
The windshield is the largest piece of glass on the vehicle. It is not a place for a dark shade. This ceramic film stays relatively clear, so you can see out. It blocks 99% of UV (ultraviolet), cuts glare on the road and on screens, and up to 90% of the IR (infrared heat). That is 40% TSER (total solar energy rejected). All of our films cut glare.
Starting at $299.
Ceramic film on the whole front glass. Not a visor strip. Call for a free quote, Monday through Saturday, 9 AM to 6 PM. Lifetime warranty on all automotive window tint sold.
Free quote automotive tintCall 512-323-5325 or inquire for exact pricing on add-ons.
We’ll measure and tell you what holds up with DPS instead of a forum guess. The price on the card is a sedan and two fronts. A truck or an SUV is a different amount of glass. Front windshield ceramic film starts at $299. Call for a free quote.
Seats, dash, and kids in the back fade from UV (ultraviolet). Quality film is the cheap insurance. It is not dyed film, and it does not turn purple.
Houses and storefronts are a different film. Home · Commercial
We’ve been in business for over 40 years. Lifetime warranty on all automotive window tint sold. Ceramic, metalized, and carbon. If the film bubbles, peels, cracks, or the color fails, we replace it. We select only quality products that stand behind their manufacturer’s warranty.
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Google and Yelp reviews
“I had my previous car’s windows tinted here and it lasted the 11 years I had the car. No flaws and no problems. It made a huge impact on how hot the inside gets.”
“The tint looks amazing and is put on without any air pockets. No better place to get your windows tinted.”
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6025 N Interstate Hwy 35
Austin, TX 78723
North Austin, north of 51st Street, on the southeast corner of 290 East and I-35. Take exit 238A. The lot is in front of the building, on the I-35 frontage road.
Monday through Saturday, 9 AM to 6 PM.
Free quote
FAQ
Most vehicles are a few hours, usually the same day. Old film that has to come off adds time. We give you a time once we know the vehicle.
Front door glass has to let through 25% or more of the light, film and glass together. A 35% film on clear front doors lands near that line. Darker shades belong on the back. A clear ceramic film can cover the windshield without darkening it.
In Austin, yes, if the vehicle sits in the sun. Ceramic rejects more IR (infrared heat) than carbon or metalized film. All three block up to 99% of UV (ultraviolet) and do not fade. Ceramic is the one we put on a daily driver.
Leave them up for the time we give you at pickup. That is often a few days. The film is still drying. A light haze and small water spots are normal and clear up on their own.
Have more questions? See our FAQ.
