Get In Your Car Without Feeling the Heat First.
Southern California sun can turn a parked car into an oven.
The right window tint helps cut the heat you feel through the glass, reduces UV exposure and makes your car more comfortable every time you get in. And you don’t have to spend your day sitting at a tint shop — we install at your home or office.
- Mobile installation
- Ceramic tint available
- LLumar & ESSMO
- Open 7 days a week
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Cooler. More Comfortable. Better Looking.
Window tint can completely change how your car feels without changing much about the car itself.
Cut the Heat
Reduce the solar heat coming through your windows so your interior is more comfortable when you get in and easier to keep cool while you drive.
Block UV
Tint adds another layer between the sun and your interior, helping reduce the UV exposure that contributes to fading and wear.
Reduce Glare
Less harsh sunlight through the glass makes bright Southern California driving more comfortable.
Add Privacy
Choose a darker appearance on the windows where California law allows it.
Change the Look
Even a subtle tint can make the glass and body of the vehicle feel more finished and cohesive.
You Don’t Have to Go Dark to Cut the Heat.
Darkness and heat rejection aren’t the same thing. Older tint technology relied more heavily on darkness to reduce the solar energy entering the vehicle — ceramic film gives you another option. That matters most on the windows where California limits how dark you can legally go.
We work with LLumar and ESSMO, so we can help you choose based on what you actually care about rather than pushing you into more film than you need.
Ceramic Tint
A great choice when keeping the interior cooler is the priority, especially when you want strong performance without relying on extremely dark glass.
Carbon Tint
A solid middle option with a clean, dark appearance and real heat-rejection benefits.
Dyed Tint
A more budget-conscious option when appearance and privacy matter more than maximizing heat-rejection performance.
How Dark Can You Legally Go in California?
VLT stands for Visible Light Transmission — the percentage of visible light that passes through the glass and film. A higher VLT means lighter tint, so 70% is much lighter than 20%.
Darker to the left, lighter to the right. California is most restrictive on the front side windows and most permissive behind the driver.
Front Side Windows
California places restrictions on how dark the driver and front-passenger windows can be.
Rear Side Windows
Darker tint is permitted on rear side windows under qualifying vehicle configurations.
Rear Window
Darker tint can also be permitted on the rear window when the vehicle meets California’s mirror requirements.
Windshield
California has separate restrictions for windshield tinting.
The Tint Shop Comes to You.
You don’t need to drop off your car, arrange a ride or spend part of your day waiting around a shop. We come to your home or office with the equipment needed to complete the installation, and you keep going with your day while we take care of the car.
At Home
Get your windows tinted while you work, relax or take care of everything else on your list.
At the Office
Have the work completed while your car would have been sitting in the parking lot anyway.
Seven Days a Week
More flexibility makes it easier to find a time that works around your schedule.
We provide mobile window tinting throughout Riverside County and into San Diego County.
Here’s What to Expect.
Tell Us About Your Car
Year, make and model, your location and what you’re hoping to get from the tint.
Choose Your Film
We’ll help you compare the options based on heat rejection, appearance, privacy and budget.
Pick a Time & Place
We’ll schedule the installation at your home or office.
We Install the Tint
We prep the glass and install the selected film on your vehicle.
We Show You How to Care for It
Before we leave, we’ll explain the curing process and when you can roll your windows down.
How Much Does Window Tint Cost?
Pricing depends on the vehicle, the number and size of the windows being tinted, the film you choose and whether existing tint needs to be removed first. That’s why the best way to get an accurate price is to tell us what you drive and what you’re looking for.
Deciding between ceramic, carbon or something more budget-conscious? Tell us what matters most and what you’d like to spend. We’ll help you compare the options before you decide.
Before You Tint Your Windows
Is ceramic tint worth it?
If reducing heat is one of your main reasons for tinting, ceramic film is worth considering. It lets you prioritize heat-rejection performance without simply choosing the darkest film available.
Does darker tint mean better heat rejection?
Not necessarily. The type and performance of the film matter as much as how dark it looks. That’s one reason we offer different film options rather than treating tint percentage as the only decision.
Will window tint block my phone or GPS signal?
The ceramic and carbon films we install do not interfere with phone or GPS signals.
Can you remove my old window tint?
Yes. Existing tint can be removed before new film is installed. Removal is priced separately because the amount of work depends on the existing film and the vehicle. Extra care is also required around rear-window defroster lines.
How long before I can roll my windows down?
Generally two to three days, although curing can take longer depending on temperature and humidity. We’ll give you instructions after installation.
Why does my new tint look hazy?
Some moisture can remain between the film and the glass immediately after installation. This normally clears as the film cures.
Can I tint only some of my windows?
Yes. Tell us which windows you want tinted and what you’re trying to accomplish, and we can help you figure out the right setup for the vehicle.
Do you offer mobile window tinting?
Yes. We install window tint at homes and offices throughout our service area, seven days a week.
Beat the Heat Before You Even Start the Car.
Tell us what you drive, where you’re located and what matters most to you. Whether you want maximum heat rejection, more privacy, a cleaner look or simply a more comfortable car, we’ll help you choose the right tint and bring the installation to you.
Mobile installation / LLumar & ESSMO / Open seven days a week