Yes. High-quality ceramic window tint can block up to 97% of infrared heat, helping keep your vehicle cooler and reducing strain on your A/C. At TNTZ Auto Care, we focus on heat rejection—not just darkening the glass.

Premium window films are designed not to fade, bubble, or turn purple. Lower-quality dyed films are more likely to fail over time, which is why we only install high-quality films backed by manufacturer warranties.

Window tint typically cures in 3–5 days. In colder Missouri weather, curing can take up to 2 weeks. During this time, light haziness or small water bubbles are normal and will disappear as the film fully sets.

Most installations take 1–3 hours, depending on the vehicle, the number of windows and film type.

Tint percentages refer to Visible Light Transmission (VLT) — how much light passes through the glass.

5% = Very dark (limo tint)

20% = Medium-dark

35% = Lighter and legal in many areas

We help customers choose a shade that balances privacy, heat rejection, and Missouri tint laws.

Missouri law allows:

| 35% VLT on front side windows

| Any darkness on rear side and back windows

| Windshield tint must be above the AS-1 line

Use ammonia-free glass cleaner and a soft microfiber cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive tools to keep your window tint looking clear and lasting longer.