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    Car Window Tinting in Montreal & the West Island

    Cooler car. Cleaner look. Real UV protection.

    Quebec-legal window tinting with options from light privacy to ceramic heat-blocking.

    30 Years in
    Pointe-Claire
    Licensed Mechanics,
    2nd Gen
    Rental Cars
    Available
    Audi Q5 with tinted windows at Private Stock

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    See exactly how each shade looks before you book your install.

    35% VLTStandard
    The most popular choice. Clean and sharp, still see-through.
    LighterDarker
    Legal for rear half of vehicle
    Great heat rejection

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    A summer car without tint becomes an oven. The dashboard fades, the seats heat up, and every drive feels brighter than it should.

    We install legal, clean window tint in shades from light to dark. Ceramic options block real heat, not just light.

    Privacy, UV protection, and a sharper-looking car. Installed in a controlled bay, no bubbles, no peeling.

    We will walk you through what is legal in Quebec so you do not get stopped.

    Car window tinting is not just about the look. A proper window tint cuts the glare that hits your eyes on sunny afternoons on the 40, keeps the leather and dash from cracking under UV, and makes the cabin noticeably cooler in July. If you have kids in the back, the difference is obvious. No more squinting, no more burning-hot seatbelt buckles.

    Most of our installs use dyed tint for a clean, dark look at a fair price. Dyed film blocks light and gives you privacy, and it is the right call for a lot of daily drivers. If you want real heat rejection, ceramic tint is the upgrade. Ceramic film uses microscopic particles to block infrared heat without needing to be pitch black, so you can run a lighter shade on the front windows and still feel the difference when you open the door.

    Quebec tint law matters here. The front side windows, driver and passenger, must let in at least 70 percent of light. That is the legal limit, and we do not go darker on the front. The rear side windows and the back glass can go as dark as you like, down to a 5 percent limo shade. We will lay out the options, show you what each level looks like, and make sure the finished job is legal before you drive off.

    A windshield tint strip is a small addition that makes a big difference. It is a band of tint across the top of the front glass that cuts the sun glare when you are driving into a low sunset. It stays within the legal area above the AS-1 line, so it does not affect your view. A lot of our customers add it on top of a full tint job just for the comfort.

    Every install happens in a clean, dust-controlled bay. That is the part people do not see. Tint applied in a dirty shop ends up with particles trapped under the film, and those turn into bubbles over time. We prep the glass, lay the film wet, squeegee it flat, and trim it to the edge. The result is a smooth, edge-to-edge finish that looks factory.

    Pick a shade, pick a day. We will have the car back to you the same afternoon.

    Dyed vs Ceramic Tint

    Most of our installs use dyed tint for a clean, dark look at a fair price. Dyed film blocks light and gives you privacy, and it is the right call for a lot of daily drivers. If you want real heat rejection, ceramic tint is the upgrade. Ceramic film uses microscopic particles to block infrared heat without needing to be pitch black, so you can run a lighter shade on the front windows and still feel the difference when you open the door.

    Quebec tint law matters here. The front side windows, driver and passenger, must let in at least 70 percent of light. That is the legal limit, and we do not go darker on the front. The rear side windows and the back glass can go as dark as you like, down to a 5 percent limo shade. We will lay out the options, show you what each level looks like, and make sure the finished job is legal before you drive off.

    A windshield tint strip is a small addition that makes a big difference. It is a band of tint across the top of the front glass that cuts the sun glare when you are driving into a low sunset. It stays within the legal area above the AS-1 line, so it does not affect your view. A lot of our customers add it on top of a full tint job just for the comfort.

    A Bubble-Free Install

    Every install happens in a clean, dust-controlled bay. That is the part people do not see. Tint applied in a dirty shop ends up with particles trapped under the film, and those turn into bubbles over time. We prep the glass, lay the film wet, squeegee it flat, and trim it to the edge. The result is a smooth, edge-to-edge finish that looks factory.

    Pick a shade, pick a day. We will have the car back to you the same afternoon.

    Clean, dust-free install bay for a flawless finish.

    Quebec-compliant shades for side and rear windows.

    Ceramic options for real heat rejection, not just darker glass.

    Lifetime warranty options on premium films against peeling or bubbling.

    What West Island Drivers Say

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    Drive cooler. Look sharper. Book in 30 seconds.

    Pick a tint shade, pick a day. We will have the car back to you the same afternoon.

    "A customer once is a customer for life." Since the 1990s.

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    Serving Montreal and the West Island

    Our tint shop is on Labrosse Avenue in Pointe-Claire, and drivers come to us from all over the West Island. Whether you want ceramic tint on a new SUV from Dorval, a legal shade on your daily driver in Kirkland, or a full tint and strip on a weekend car from Beaconsfield, we are a short drive away. We also work with customers from Lachine and Saint-Laurent who want a clean, legal install without the wait of a big chain. If you are anywhere in the Montreal area, book a slot and we will have the car back the same afternoon.

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