Front side windows must allow at least 50% of light through. The windshield can only have a tinted band across the top 127 mm (5 inches). Rear windows can be darker, and the limit depends on the type of vehicle. We'll confirm what is legal for yours before we install anything.
Yes, lightly. The glass and film together have to let at least 50% of light through, so only a light film works on the front doors.
The price depends on which film you choose, how many windows are tinted and the vehicle. Ask our Winnipeg shop for a quote, or see typical tint costs in Canada.
Nano-ceramic. It is our premium film and is known for superior UV and heat rejection. Metallic and classic films cost less and still block UV and cut glare.
Yes. Tint cuts the glare that comes off snow and low winter sun, and it blocks UV rays all year, not only in summer.
Yes. The work is done indoors. Film can take a little longer to cure in cold weather, and we'll tell you how long to keep the windows up afterwards.
Yes. All three films block harmful UV rays, which protects your skin and keeps the interior from fading and cracking. More on the benefits of window tint.
A light haze or small water pockets are part of the curing process and clear up as the film dries. See tint bubbles explained and how to look after new tint.
We're at 3 S Landing Dr in South Landing Business Park, on McGillivray Boulevard close to Kenaston. Hours are Monday to Friday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., and Saturday and Sunday, 12 p.m. to 5 p.m. Directions are on the Winnipeg location page, and the shop line is (431) 998-9668.
