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Automotive window tinting in Prescott, Prescott Valley, and the 928
One vehicle at a time, edges finished tight, shades kept legal. Tint is the cheapest upgrade that changes how a vehicle feels every single day you drive it in Arizona.
Tint packages for quad-cities drivers
Full vehicle
Every roll-down window plus the rear glass, in the shade you choose. The complete fix for Arizona heat, UV, glare, and privacy, and the package most customers pick.
Front two match
Trucks and SUVs ship with dark factory privacy glass everywhere except the front doors. We tint the front two to match, so the vehicle finally looks finished and the driver stops cooking in Arizona sun.
Windshield sun strip
A band of film across the top of the windshield, above the AS-1 line where Arizona allows it. It kills the low-sun glare a visor never quite reaches.
Windshield, sunroof & roof glass
Full windshields in light, nearly clear ceramic for heat without darkness, plus sunroofs and panoramic roofs, the biggest heat leak on a modern SUV.
Full vehicles run $250 to $350 in carbon and $350 to $500 in ceramic, depending on body style. See the full price sheet →
How your install goes in the 928
Pick the shade and film
You tell us the look you want and how you use the vehicle around the 928. We show you the legal options on your actual windows, not on a chart.
Prep and install
The vehicle comes into our enclosed bay, out of the wind and dust. Glass gets cleaned and clayed, film gets cut to your windows, and edges get finished tight. Clean edge work is the difference you notice a year later.
Cure and aftercare
We tint at your place, so the vehicle never goes anywhere. Windows stay up for a few days while the film cures out, and we tell you exactly what is normal to see while it dries.
Film types for Arizona heat
Every tier we install is Union Window Films, and 928 Tint is the only Union Window Films dealer in Arizona. We carry the line for one reason: the quality holds up in Arizona sun.
Every film we install is backed by a Union Window Films warranty for as long as you own the vehicle. It covers bubbling, peeling, fading, color change, and delamination. It does not cover abuse, glass breakage, or improper aftercare.
Carbon film
GoodCarbon particles block infrared heat with no dyed layer, so the color holds for the life of the film. A solid tier for quad-cities daily drivers.
Ceramic film
BetterCeramic particles reject serious infrared heat and 99% of UV at any darkness, even nearly clear. The workhorse film for Arizona sun.
Nano-ceramic
BestThe premium multi-layer build with the highest heat rejection we install. For vehicles that live outside, and drivers who want the cab cold.
We do not install dyed film. It is the film you see turning purple around the quad-cities, and the film we spend our removal days stripping out. Also available: clear UV film with no darkness at all, and chameleon color-shift film.
Auto tint jobs from the portfolio
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2024 GMC Yukon XL window tint
Front doors in 20% to match the rear privacy glass, 5% windshield strip, done at the shop in Prescott Valley
GMC Sierra 2500HD window tint
Removed the old failing dyed film and installed 35% carbon on the front two doors, at the shop in Prescott Valley
Chrysler 300C windshield sun strip
5% sun strip across the top of the windshield, done at the shop in Prescott Valley
Corvette Z06 window tint
5% rear hatch
Ford Raptor window tint
5% C-IR sides and rear
Ford Bronco window tint
15% 4 doors
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Tint guides
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Why Tint Matters More at a Mile High
Prescott sits around 5,400 feet, and UV climbs with elevation. What that does to your dash, your seats, and your left arm, and what film stops.
Shop or Mobile: How a Tint Appointment Works
How booking works at the Prescott Valley shop, when a mobile visit makes sense, what install day looks like, and what happens after.
Why Window Tint Turns Purple (and the Fix)
That purple tint on half the older cars in the quad-cities is dyed film losing a fight with Arizona UV. Why it happens, why it cannot be revived, and how removal works.
Auto tint questions from the 928
Will tint mess with my phone signal or radio?
The films we recommend are not metallized, so GPS, cell signal, keyless entry, and radio work like they always did. Metallic films are the ones with that reputation, and there is no reason to put one on a modern vehicle.
What shade should I get on the front windows?
Arizona requires front side windows to let more than 33% of light through. Most customers match the legal front limit and then go darker in back, where the law allows any shade.
Can you tint over factory privacy glass?
Yes, and it is worth doing. Factory privacy glass is dark but it is not film: it blocks little heat and UV. Ceramic film over it keeps the look and adds the actual protection.
Do you do medical exemption tint?
Yes. Arizona allows darker front tint with a documented medical exemption, and we install to it. Get the paperwork sorted with your doctor first, then send us the vehicle and we build the shades around it.
Is the tint under warranty?
Yes. Every film we install is backed by a Union Window Films warranty for as long as you own the vehicle. It covers bubbling, peeling, fading, color change, and delamination. It does not cover abuse, glass breakage, or improper aftercare, so follow the cure and cleaning instructions we give you at pickup.
How should I clean tinted windows?
After the cure period, an ammonia-free glass cleaner and a soft microfiber towel. Ammonia products are the one thing to keep away from film.
Price your vehicle in the 928
Tell us the vehicle and what you want done. We reply with a straight price, no runaround.
Ready to shut the Arizona sun out?
Send the vehicle and the job from anywhere in Yavapai County. You get a straight price back, and a time that works.