FAQs: Window Tinting, Ceramic Coating, and Paint Protection Film

Yes, Illinois allows window tinting, but the laws vary depending on the type of vehicle. Passenger cars must have side windows and a rear glass with at least 35% light transmission. For SUVs and vans, rear windows can be darker, but front side windows must allow at least 50% light transmission. Always check local regulations for compliance.

Window tinting provides UV protection, heat reduction, glare reduction, enhanced privacy, and a stylish look. It also helps protect your car’s interior from fading and cracking.

At Super Tinting, we use high-quality XPEL films, which come with a lifetime warranty. This means your tint is protected against peeling, bubbling, or fading for as long as you own your vehicle. Proper maintenance ensures it stays looking great for years to come.

Darker tints can reduce visibility at night, so it’s important to choose a tint level that balances privacy and safety.

Yes, window tint can be professionally removed without damaging the glass. A new tint can then be applied to meet your needs.

Chameleon tint changes color based on lighting and angles, offering a unique aesthetic while still providing UV and heat protection.

Installing window tint typically takes 2 to 4 hours, depending on the number of windows and the type of film.