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Top Reasons to Consider Window Tint for Your Vehicle

Aesthetics:

A car with window tint just looks better! It may be far from the most scientific reason, but adding tint to your car brings out a little more style, and separates your vehicle’s looks from the others like it on the road. Going to a professional tint shop in Monmouth County will ensure that your tints are perfectly applied.

Heat:

As you likely know, the sun’s rays in the summer can have you cranking your air conditioning almost constantly while you’re driving. Adding window tint film to your windows can cut the interior temperature down as much as 60%.

Health:

Most people have heard about how damaging to your skin UV rays can be. Window tint is almost like a sunscreen, blocking up to 99% of damaging UV rays that would normally be raining down on you while driving.

Energy:

We’re all feeling the pain at the gas pump these days. While it’s certainly not going to double your fuel efficiency, not having to run your AC as much due to the lower interior temperatures will certainly help!

Interior:

The same UV rejection that occurs from adding window tint will also work wonders for your vehicle’s interior. UV rays kill your leather interior, crack and fade the dash, and discolor even cloth seats. Not interested in dark tint? You can actually have a clear film installed that keeps the vehicles looks the same, but blocks the UV rays.

Safety:

Window tinting can also help quite a bit if you’re in an accident. Unlike the windshield, the side windows are not laminated, and shatter into a million pieces when they break. Adding a quality window film can hold those pieces of glass together, and help prevent you getting cut when in an accident.

Vision:

Window tint can also help cut down on many of the blinding glares caused on the road. Headlights of other vehicles behind you and the sun blasting in your side windows can be a huge distraction while driving. Because of this, window tint can be a great safety feature for your vehicle.

Privacy:

Not only does window tint give you a good level of privacy by cutting down on people seeing in your car, it also provides a good bit of security for the contents on your vehicle. With all the portable devices we carry in this day and age, making those items left in the car a bit harder to see, is a definite advantage.

Finding the Best Place for Window Tint in Monmouth County

If you’re having trouble deciding which Monmouth County window tint shop to choose, ask each shop the following questions:

• Have you been in the area long? What other areas do you serve? Window tint businesses that survive in a certain location for years without moving generally do so because they provide consistently great service at affordable prices. A tint shop that has been in business for 5 or more years will be your best bet. Even if they are slightly more expensive than the newer tint shops you are scoping out, having a strong history tells you that they will likely still be around in a few years’ time in case you need to follow up on your warranty. AutoWorks has been in Middletown serving the Monmouth County area for more than 20 years!

• What are the different products that you use? Do you offer a warranty? Tint shops that are worth their salt always deal in a variety of different window films. These shops will offer a full range of film types including metallic, dyed, and hybrid film, and will have these in varying levels of darkness and more than one color. If the tint shop you are enquiring about only offers you a choice of one or two types of film, you should be very wary; it’s possible that they are simply trying to get rid of old or cheap stock (which may not even be suitable for your car in the first place).When asking about their warranty plan, make sure you understand all that is included in it.  Your best option is a lifetime warranty for labor and materials. You should also confirm that the warranty covers problems like fading and color shift.Please note that manufacturer’s warrantees will only be valid for legal window tint. Tint that doesn’t comply with local or state laws voids the warranty, so don’t forget to ask for the dealer’s warranty card with details such as the date, type of window film installed, and the total cost along with your receipt.

• Where can I see samples of your tinting? Can I come in and see it for myself? Because a great salesperson may be able convince you of how great the business is over the phone, the best way to find out whether they are worth your money is to visit the tint shop in person. Even just 10 minutes inside should be enough to give you a good feel for the type of business you are dealing with. Customer service is always a number one priority for good tint shops. When you engage with the employees, are they warm and friendly, or unpleasant? Do they seem genuinely interested in helping you, or are they disinterested and cold? These are all things you should pay attention to, because if they are not willing to give you the time of day before you are even a customer, it might be difficult to deal with them later if you ever have problems with your tint.Next, ask them to show you a car that has already been tinted. Go ahead and inspect the rear window. How has the window film been cut, in strips or in one single piece? The most professional tinters use only one full sheet to cover the window’s surface. If the car you’re looking at has ‘frit’ edges, take a closer look to ensure the film extends far enough to include the frit edges as well. When you look around the work area, is it clean and organized? Are the window films and tools carefully and expertly laid out? Outdoor work areas should always be avoided, as it is extremely important to install window tinting in a dust-free, indoor environment.Now move around and inspect the tint on the side-windows. Make sure the film covers the inside of the window and sits tight along the edges. If you look closely at the window film in particular, do you notice bubbles of air, or see spots where the film isn’t sitting flush against the window? If so, this is a dead giveaway of a lazy tint job. On the other hand, if the film is a bit discolored or streaky, you shouldn’t worry too much as it does take a few weeks for window film to fully dry and show up as clear.