Car Window Tint
Car window tint keeps a parked car cooler, blocks almost all UV, cuts glare from low sun and headlights, and keeps valuables out of sight. This page brings together everything we have on it: the film we sell, our guides, and the tint laws for every state.
Shop car window tint
We sell professional automotive film by the roll, in several widths and lengths, and ship it from Castro Valley, California.
Check the law first
Every state limits how dark each window can be, and the limits differ between the front side, rear side and rear windows, and often between cars and SUVs. Look up your state on our window tint laws by state page before you choose a shade.
Car tint guides
- Why tint your car? 6 real benefits
- Types of window film: dyed, carbon, metalized and ceramic
- How does window film work?
- How much does car window tint cost?
- How to choose a window tint shop
- How to install car window tint yourself
- How long does car window tint last?
- How to remove window tint
Compare films
Our window film brands & specs pages list automotive film lines from the major brands with their published specs, so you can compare heat rejection and shade across brands. The window film glossary explains terms like VLT and TSER.
Want a precut kit instead of a roll?
Our partner SnapTint sells DIY car tint kits, cut to fit your make and model, so there's no trimming on the glass. They also have step-by-step install videos.