Window tint
Cut heat, glare and UV, add privacy and protect your interior from fading. Book it through JTN in Bay City.
Shade preview
See how dark you want to go
Lower % = darker. VLT is the percent of visible light that gets through.
Preview shows the rear side windows and back glass. On the front, the windshield and front side windows show the top strip that Michigan law generally allows.
Know before you tint
Michigan tint rules, simplified
Michigan generally allows tint on the rear side windows and back glass (with limits on mirror-like reflective film), while the windshield and front side windows are generally limited to a strip along the top. Medical exemptions exist.
We'll go over what's legal for your vehicle before we install. This is a summary, not legal advice.
Why tint
More than looks
Less heat
Quality film rejects solar heat, so the cabin stays cooler in summer.
UV protection
Blocks UV that fades dashboards and leather and burns skin.
Privacy
Keeps eyes off what's in your back seat or cargo area.
Less glare
Easier on your eyes on sunny days and snowy roads.
Free quote
Get a tint quote
Tell us the vehicle and which windows you want done.
- Free quote for your exact vehicle
- We explain Michigan rules for your windows
- Pairs well with an interior detail
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Pricing depends on the vehicle and coverage. Send this and we'll get back to you fast.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What tint percentage should I get?
It's personal preference within the law. 35% is a popular factory-match look, 20% is dark privacy and 5% is limo dark.
What tint is legal in Michigan?
Michigan generally allows tint on the rear side windows and back glass, while the windshield and front side windows are generally limited to a strip along the top. We'll go over the rules for your vehicle.
How much does window tint cost?
It depends on the vehicle and the windows. Send a quote request and we'll get you a price.
How do I get started?
Send a quote request with your vehicle and the windows you want done, or call us.