Auto Window Tinting

In summer, auto window tinting a necessity. On an 80-degree day, the interior of your car can reach 140 to 150 degrees. On a 100-degree day, your automobile can reach up to 170+ degrees in the interior. This is when you start to see damage to vinyl and your plastic components. At this heat, inferior plastics start to warp because they are literally melting. At this point, your vehicle has become an oven, and everything inside is getting roasted. When you add UV rays into the mix, your dash and seats quickly bleach. Suddenly your new car has an interior that looks years older; you don’t want your car or truck to be a ‘hard twenty-two.’ You can protect the inside of your vehicle by getting good window tint installed. If you do an online search of window tinting, you’ll find Mobile Auto Glass Pros at the top of the list. You also may see stats on UV protection and thermal blocking. Even basic window tints come with at least an SPF-rating of 50 and block a considerable amount of the warm rays. This means solar radiation that heats your car or truck up to unbearable temperatures is blocked and only the light itself is let through. When your windows are tinted, your vehicle becomes a sanctuary under the sun instead of an oven. That tries to cook you every time you set foot inside. However, it is vital that you choose a qualified company to do the installation. Tint that peels and bubbles is due to one of two things or both: poor installation or sub-par materials. We only use the best materials, and our installation techs are certified so we can stand behind our window tinting with a 100% warranty. Give our friendly tinting staff a call today.