Choosing the right car window tint in Auburn isn’t just about looks — it’s about comfort, protection, and compliance with Washington state law. Whether you’re upgrading your vehicle’s style or improving UV protection, this guide from Autocraft Customz will help you make the right choice.
1. Know the Legal Limits in Washington
Washington has specific regulations on how dark your window tint can be.
✅ Front side windows: Must allow more than 24% of light in
✅ Rear side windows: Any darkness is allowed
✅ Windshield: Tint is only allowed on the top 6 inches
👉 We ensure all our installations are 100% legal and compliant.
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2. Decide Your Primary Goal: Privacy, Heat, or UV?
Ask yourself:
- Do you want more privacy while driving?
- Are you trying to reduce heat inside the car?
- Is UV protection for your dashboard or skin a priority?
At Autocraft Customz, we offer films with varying darkness levels, UV-blocking capabilities, and heat rejection features tailored to your needs.
3. Choose the Right Tint Type
We offer:
- Dyed film: Affordable, enhances appearance
- Metalized film: Reflective and durable
- Ceramic film: Premium, with top UV and heat-blocking performance
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4. Professional vs. DIY Installation
While DIY kits exist, nothing compares to professional installation.
Why choose Autocraft Customz?
- No bubbling or peeling
- Long-lasting factory finish
- Fast and affordable installation
- Local Auburn experts who know your needs
Serving Auburn and Nearby Cities
We provide expert car window tinting in Auburn, and serve nearby communities like Federal Way, Kent, Renton, and Puyallup.
📞 Call today or request a free quote on our Car Tinting Services
FAQs
Q: How long does car window tinting take?
A: Most installations are completed in 1–2 hours.
Q: Does window tinting block UV rays?
A: Yes! Our ceramic and metalized films block up to 99% of harmful UV rays.
Q: Can I choose how dark the tint will be?
A: Absolutely. We offer a range of visible light transmission (VLT) options to suit your preferences — and we’ll guide you to stay within legal limits.
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