Window Tinting on W Grand Ave, Chicago | Tinting Chicago
Tinting Chicago’s largest shop is conveniently located at 2720 Grand Ave. B, Chicago. It is s a modern tinting facility, featuring signature Tinting Chicago services: auto tinting, car wrapping, car paint protection, home window tinting, commercial tinting, and commercial graphics. The spaciousness of our Grand Ave shops allows to offer you large-scale projects: wrapping boats, trucks, etc. Book your appointment today!
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Tinting Chicago Grand Avenue Shop
Looking for a car tint near me in Chicago? Our shop at 2720 W Grand Ave, Suite B, Chicago handles everything from two front windows to a full car tint. You can also come to us for windshield tint, rear window tint, PPF, and vinyl wrap.
This is our largest Tinting Chicago shop, so we have room for cars, SUVs, trucks, and bigger jobs. There is on-site parking plus a waiting area with Wi-Fi, coffee, and water. You can wait here or leave your car with our team and come back when the work is done.
Need help before you book? Call our 24/7 customer support at 312-212-0493.
Check the table below for details. Secure your spot by clicking.
Book appointment- Windshield Strip: $70–$200 (based on film)
- Sunroofs: $70–$500 (per panel/size)
- Tint Removal: $120/hr labor rate
| View all packages | XPEL CS | XPEL XR | XPEL XR+ |
| 2 front side windows | from $109 | from $149 | from $209 |
| coupe, 4-door sedan, sides and rear window | from $249 | from $379 | from $609 |
| SUV/Pickup, sides and rear window | from $279 | from $409 | from $659 |
| windshield for Coupe/Sedan | from $169 | from $219 | from $339 |
| windshield for SUV/Pickup | from $169 | from $219 | from $339 |
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| Note: 20+ year old vehicles ($100 surcharge) | |||
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How to get here
The address is simple: 2720 W Grand Ave B, Chicago. Grand Ave is a straight shot across a big part of the city, so most routes feel easy.
A few common ways people roll in for Grand Ave tinting shop near me:
- From Logan Square or Avondale: take city streets toward Grand Ave, then head east or west until you hit us.
- From Wicker Park, Bucktown, or Ukrainian Village: Grand Ave is right there. Quick ride over.
- From West Loop: head west on Grand and you’ll run into us.
- From Garfield Park: drive north and you’re right in the area.
- From Cicero / Berwyn: Grand Ave runs your way too, so it can be a clean drive in.
No car for the day? There’s a CTA bus that runs along Grand.
Route #65 Grand runs along Grand Avenue between Grand/Nordica and Navy Pier.
Working time
Week days 8:00 am – 6:00 pm | Saturday 8:00 am – 3:00 pm | Sunday off
Phone
312-212-0493
What Part of Your Car Do You Want Tinted?
You do not need to know every type of film before you visit us. Start with the part of your car you want to tint. Our window tint installers can help you choose the right film and shade after that.
Here are some of the most common jobs we do at our Grand Avenue shop:
| What you need | What we can do |
| Full car tint | Tint the side and rear windows for a more even look |
| Tinting front windows | Match the front side windows with the rear or choose a lighter shade |
| Rear Window Tinting | Add more privacy and help cut heat through the large rear glass |
| Rear Side Window Tinting | Tint the back passenger windows without changing the front |
| Back Windows Tinting | Tint the rear section of the car for privacy and sun control |
| Windshield tint | Add a light ceramic film or a legal shade strip, based on your needs |
Front, Rear, or Full Car Tint?
Not sure what makes sense for your car? Our team can show you a few simple options.
If the rear windows are already dark from the factory, you may only want tinting front windows. If the whole car has clear glass, a full car tint can give it a more even look. Drivers who want more privacy may choose darker film on the sides and rear.
So if you have been searching for places to get window tint near me or wondering who does window tint near me, you can bring the car to our Grand Avenue shop and tell us what you want to change. We will help you narrow down the options.
Choose the Right Window Tint Film
The next step is the film itself. Price, heat control, color, and the amount of light that passes through the glass can all affect your choice.
Standard and Dyed Window Tint
Dyed window tint is often what people mean when they search for regular window tint. It can give you a darker look, more privacy, and basic glare control.
This can make sense if you want an affordable window tint and do not need the highest level of heat rejection. Budget window tint does not have to mean picking a random low-quality film. The film still needs to fit the car and your needs.
Carbon Window Tint
Carbon window tint is another option for drivers who want a dark, clean look. It can also offer better heat control than many basic dyed films. Some drivers choose carbon because they want a step above regular tint but do not need ceramic film.
Ceramic Window Tint
Ceramic window tint is popular with drivers who care most about heat rejection and UV protection. Nano ceramic tint can block a high amount of heat without forcing you to choose the darkest shade.
Metallic Window Tint
Metallic window tint uses metal particles in the film. It can reflect heat well and has a different look from dyed or ceramic tint.
We Install XPEL Window Tint
Our team works with XPEL window tint for our tint jobs.
You may also see brands such as 3M, LLumar, SunTek, STEK, and Rayno when you compare window tint products. In some cases, we may tell you that one of those brands is worth looking at for a certain need. However, we do not install those window tint brands at this shop.
If you want to know which XPEL film makes the most sense for your car, tell us what matters most to you: price, privacy, heat rejection, UV protection, glare, or a darker look.
What Tint Percentage Should You Choose?
Tint percentage tells you how much visible light can pass through the glass. A higher number lets in more light. A lower number looks darker.
Some common options include:
70% Ceramic Windshield Tint – very light and often picked for heat and UV control.
50% Window Tint – light shade with more sun control than clear glass.
35% Window Tint – one of the most common choices for daily drivers.
20% Window Tint – darker and better for drivers who want more privacy.
15% Window Tint – a dark option with a strong privacy look.
5% Window Tint – very dark and often called limo tint.
The right percentage can also depend on local tint laws and the glass your car already has. Our team can help you compare the look before the film goes on.
Privacy, Heat, UV, or Glare?
Window tint can do more than change the look of your car. Different films and shades can help with different needs.
Tell us what bothers you most when you drive. We can help you choose the film based on the result you want.
More Ways to Protect or Change Your Car
Window tint is only one part of what we do at Grand Avenue. You can also come to us for paint protection film and vinyl wrap.
Paint Protection Film
A car paint protection film covers painted areas that can get hit by road debris, small stones, and light scratches. We offer paint protection film installation for full vehicles and high-impact areas.
If you searched for paint protection film near me, paint protection film service, or a paint protection film installer near me, our team can help you choose how much of the car you want to cover.
We can also install a clear bra for car protection on areas such as the bumper, hood, and fenders.
Car Vinyl Wrap
A car vinyl wrap can change the look of the vehicle without repainting it. You can choose a larger color change or smaller details such as the roof, hood, stripes, or trim.
If you are comparing vinyl wrap near me options or checking car wrap cost, talk to our team about the size of the job and the finish you want. We also work on vehicle vinyl wrap projects for cars, trucks, and business vehicles.
Close To These Neighborhoods
Our Grand Ave tinting near me shop sits in a spot that makes sense if you live all over Chicago.
- Logan Square
- Bucktown
- Wicker Park
- West Loop
- Ukrainian Village
- Humboldt Park
- Lincoln Square
- Garfield Park
- Cicero / Berwyn
Chicago Neighborhoods and Nearby Suburbs We Serve
| City / District | ZIP Code Area |
|---|---|
| Logan Square | 60618, 60639, 60647, 60622 |
| Bucktown / Wicker Park | 60622, 60647 |
| Ukrainian Village / East Village | 60622 |
| Humboldt Park | 60612, 60622, 60624, 60639, 60647, 60651 |
| West Town | 60612, 60622, 60642 |
| Noble Square | 60622, 60642 |
| River West / Goose Island | 60642 |
| Near West Side | 60612 |
| West Loop | 60607, 60661 |
| Fulton Market | 60607 |
| Little Italy | 60607, 60612 |
| Garfield Park | 60624, 60644 |
| Belmont Cragin / Hermosa | 60639 |
| Avondale | 60618 |
| Austin | 60644, 60651 |
| Cicero | 60804 |
| Berwyn | 60402 |
Cafes, shops, hospitals, and schools nearby
If you drop your car off at our Grand Ave shop and you don’t want to just sit and stare at your phone, you’ve got options close by.
In the case of coffee and food, we find our customers going to Standing Passengers Coffee Lounge (1458 W Chicago Ave) when they need to sit and have some peace, and another one, Cafes Colano (2638 W Division St), where they need something sweet and fast.
When you are already close to Milwaukee Ave, you can always visit The Wormhole Coffee (1462 N Milwaukee Ave), which is an enjoyable place to pay a visit to, and you can always pick Metric Coffee (2021 W Fulton St) when you want to sit and work, as well as get a cup of that good coffee.
Want to kill time with shopping? You can run into Target (2434 N Sacramento Ave) for basics, or swing toward the Loop for bigger stops like the Chicago French Market (131 N Clinton St) if you want food choices all in one place. If you feel like the big-city thing for an hour or so, The MART (222 Merchandise Mart Plaza) is just there, and The Shops at North Bridge (520 N Michigan Ave) is just an excuse to walk around, and you will come back.
And in case you are not aware, such large medical centers as Rush University Medical Center (1620 W Harrison St), UI Health (1740 W Taylor St), and John H. Stroger Jr. Hospital (1901 W Harrison St) is located in the neighborhood.
In the case of schools, UIC (1200 W Harrison St), Malcolm X College (1900 W Jackson Blvd), and Noble Street College Prep (1010 N Noble St) are nearby as well. This is the reason why people say that this area of the city is busy all day long.
Parks and notable places nearby
If you want fresh air after drop-off, this part of the city has you covered.
- Humboldt Park – You can walk for five minutes or two hours and still feel like you’re not “in the city” for a second.
- Garfield Park – This one feels like a deep breath. Big open space, quiet corners, and the Conservatory nearby if you want plants taller than your car.
- Wicker Park – People watching, dogs, kids, and music in the air.
- Union Park – Great if you want to stretch your legs, sit in the sun, or just stare at the sky.
- Eckhart Park – Low-key and local.
And if you want a “wow” stop, the Garfield Park Conservatory is a classic.
If you’re ready, call and book a time. This shop is busy for a reason, so it’s smart to lock in your spot. The Grand location phone number is (312) 212-0493.
Still deciding? Tell us what you drive and what you want: more privacy, less heat, or just a cleaner look. We’ll point you to the right film and get it done.
Working hours
Monday-Friday: 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Saturday: 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Contacts
Tel.: 312-212-0493
Email: [email protected]
Address: 2720 Grand Ave. B, Chicago
Location manager: Volodymyr
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