Tinted Car Windows

If you are looking for the perfect car window tints then look no further! SunTek auto window film is the leading name in car windows tinting film. This car window film won’t look purple when installed, nor will it fade quickly like cheap car window tint.

This is the same grade of film that is installed worldwide by many professional car windows tinting companies. The auto window film is manufactured in the U.S.A to the highest standards and comes with 3 years warranty against peeling, bubbling, cracking, delamination and fading.

This window tint can be heat shrunk if you have a concave rear windscreen. The film has a charcoal tint giving an attractive smoked appearance to the glass. The tint comes with full car window tinting installation instructions.

You will require a few basic tools for example:

• a spray bottle filled with water and a little Johnsons Baby Shampoo or washing up liquid,
• a sharp knife,
• scrubbie pad to clean the glass
• a card squeegee which can be bought for under £2.

This is a 35% VLT (visible light transmission) tint. This means it allows 35% of light to pass through giving it a classic tinted appearance, it gives an obvious tinted appearance without blacking out the windows.

This shade is legal for all the rear windows but not the front windscreen or front driver and passenger side windows. The film offers protection from the suns heat and glare making driving conditions more comfortable. It also helps to protect the cars interior from fading.

This is a 6 metre roll making it ideal for estates, MPV’s, large hatchbacks and saloons. The tint is 508mm wide so you need to make sure that your windows are not bigger than this.

You can get your tinted car windows by getting this roll of window tinting film

by CLICKING RIGHT HERE

Facts about Tinting Car Windows

1 Increased Comfort

Car window tinting film will reflect up to 70% of the sun’s heat which will dramatically reduce the interior temperature of your car. They will also help cool your car much more quickly, even after hours in the blistering heat.

2 Reduce Glare & Driver Fatigue

Tinted car windows will reduce as much as 95% of unwanted glare, helping to take the strain out of driving.

3 Block UV Rays

As much as 99% of the sun’s invisible ultraviolet radiation is removed by one of our specialist car window films. UV rays are dangerous as they can cause skin cancer and premature aging of the skin.

4 Reduce Interior Fading

Interior fading of your cars upholstery can really age the interior of your car. Tinted windows for cars can dramatically reduce the effect of the sun on your car’s upholstery and the likelihood of plastic trim parts cracking by reducing the amount of solar energy and almost 100% of UV rays, slowing the aging process of your vehicle.

5 Increased Safety

Glass used for car windows is tempered, this means that if its broken, it will break in to hundreds of little pieces. When a car is fitted with window film the film will hold all the shards of glass together and lessen the possibility of injury in the event of an accident.

6 Stop those Opportunist Thiefs

Opportunist thiefs are less likely to succeed in a break in as the glass may crack but the laminate security film will hold all the broken glass in place and make it difficult for the thief to gain entry.

7 Reduced Air Conditioning Costs

8 Enhance the Look of Your Vehicle

Car window tinting not only has all of the above benefits but will also enhance the aesthetic appeal of your vehicle. If you have invested a lot in your vehicle, window tinting can provide it with the finishing touch

See a whole range of window film for tinting car windows by CLICKING tinted window film

Car Window Tinting Law in the UK

Vehicle & Operator Services Agency (VOSA) Statement

The window tinting law in the UK states that the specifications are:
a) The law is for Motor Vehicles first used on or after 1 April 1985
b) The light transmitted through the windscreen must be at least 75%.
c) The front side windows (to either side of the drivers’ head) must allow at least 70% of light to be transmitted through them.

If the glass is tinted to a point whereby it lets through less light, the vehicle is breaking UK Window tinting law.

So, what could happen if you flout the law?

a) You run the risk of being stopped and fined – you are basically handing the police a ‘reason’ to stop your vehicle. Who knows what they might find then, giving them a reason to impound the car if it is considered dangerous to drive and/or could be given a prohobition order until removed!

b) You will be required to remove the window tinting film (at cost) and present your car to the Police to show them that it has been returned to a legal status.

c) If you have an accident and it can be proven that the reduced vision caused by the illegal film was a contributing factor, you are likely to get part or full blame – even if it was not under normal circumstances your fault!

d) Even worse – your insurer – if they stand to be in a position where they are looking at full acceptance of liability (as you were at fault) – may determine that your insurance is invalidated! and you will be looking at footing the costs on your own for your own vehicle and any other damage to third party vehicles or property.

Be warned - having tinted car windows might look great – and you may get away with it – but is it worth the risk?