Premium XPEL Window Tint Packages for Every Drive

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Tints

We offer multiple XPEL tint packages to match your style, needs, and budget. All films are professionally installed and backed by XPEL’s industry-leading warranties. Whether you’re looking for enhanced privacy, heat rejection, or windshield protection, we’ve got you covered.

Windshield Protection Film
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  • A major upgrade in comfort and performance. This nano-ceramic film blocks over 80% of infrared heat and 99% of UV rays.
    It reduces glare and keeps your interior cooler. Lifetime warranty included.

  • Our top-tier option. XR Plus delivers maximum heat rejection — up to 98% of infrared rays — with superior clarity and durability.
    Ideal for hot climates, long commutes, or high-end vehicles.
    Backed by XPEL’s lifetime warranty.

  • A nearly invisible film that protects your windshield from chips, cracks, and road debris. XPEL Windshield Protection Film (WPF) absorbs impact while maintaining full optical clarity.

    Perfect for high-mileage drivers or anyone looking to avoid costly glass replacements. Legal, durable, and backed by warranty.

What do these metrics mean?

Most noticeable metrics

VLT%: how dark your tint is and how much visible light comes through. Lower %= darker inside car.

IRER%: how much solar energy (heat) the film can absorb. Higher %=less heat inside of your car.

  • Transmittance (%) - Solar Energy Transmittance
    How much solar energy (light + heat) gets through. Lower = better heat rejection.

    Reflectance (%) - Solar Energy Reflectance
    How much solar energy is reflected? Higher = more heat bounced off.

    Absorbance (%) - Solar Energy Absorbance
    How much solar energy is absorbed by the film. (This energy could heat up the glass but not go inside.)

    IRER (% IR Rejection) - Infrared Energy Rejection (780–2500nm)
    How well it blocks infrared (heat-carrying) rays. Higher % = better at reducing heat.

    IR Rejection (1025nm) - IR rejection at a specific wavelength
    A snapshot of how well the film blocks infrared heat at 1025nm. Higher is better.

  • Transmittance VLT (%) - Visible Light Transmittance
    How much visible light passes through the film. Lower % = darker tint.

    Reflectance VLR (%) - Visible Light Reflectance
    How much visible light bounces off the film. Higher = more reflective or shiny.

    TSER (%) - Total Solar Energy Rejected
    How much total heat from the sun is blocked (includes light + infrared). Higher = cooler interior.

  • UV Rejection (%) - Ultraviolet Rejection
    Blocks UV rays that cause skin damage and interior fading. 99% = excellent protection.

    Glare Reduction (%)
    Reduces brightness from sunlight or headlights. Higher = less glare.

    Shading Coefficient
    A number that shows how much solar heat enters through the film compared to clear glass. Lower = cooler.
    Thickness (Mil): How thick the film is. Standard is 1.5 mil, thicker films (like 2 mil) might offer more durability or protection.