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Can I really get full auto tinting?

In the state of Illinois, you are allowed to tint the side-front, the side-back, and the back windows fully, while the windshield can only be tinted in the top 6 inches. By “fully” we mean that you can cover the entire surface of those windows with a tinting film, but you can’t tint them completely black. The maximum allowed VLT percentage is 35%.

This VLT stands for visible light transmission, so it refers to the amount of light that passes through the window, and not the percentage of darkness. So the darkest film possible will have a very low VLT, in this case, 5% is the lowest one.

Benefits of full auto window tinting

By tinting all of the windows of your car (or at least the ones that are allowed to by the laws in your state), you benefit from:

• Increased protection against UV rays
• Protection of the interior from wear and fading
• Protection of the driver and the passengers from glare, heat, UV-rays, and radiation
• Enhanced privacy
• Significant heat and glare reduction
• Unique and appealing design

Get full auto tinting in Chicago

Our team of experts is ready to assist you with any type of tinting application or removal services, as well as wrapping and paint protection films. Find us at 3621 N Harlem Ave, 2720 W Grand Ave, and 1402 N Rand Rd. Palatine, or call us at 773-455-0467 or 312-212-0493.

Factors that affect car tint prices

The total cost of car window tint can change for a few simple reasons. It is not merely regarding the film itself. It depends on the kind of car, on the film you choose, and on the job.

1. Vehicle size: Larger vehicles tend to be expensive to tint. SUVs and pickups are more glassy and therefore require more film and effort in comparison to a coupe or a sedan.
2. Windows covered: Two front windows will be much cheaper than a complete car window tint. The addition of the rear glass, windshield, sunroof, or a windshield strip is going to increase the final cost.
3. Condition of the vehicle: The older cars may require a longer time. When a car has outdated tint that is required to be taken off, broken seals or glass that is difficult to reach, the price could increase.