Proper window tints can prevent up to 90% of the sun’s UV rays from penetrating the windows This is increasingly important as drivers face long hours on the road.  Recent studies indicate that truck drivers commonly show signs of cancer on the left-hand side of their face and arm.

Window tints function much like sunglasses, but for your entire vehicle.  By reflecting bright light and glare, heavy-duty operators experience less fatigue from sun strain on their eyes. Certain types of tints can also help reduce sharpness of oncoming headlights during nighttime driving.

If your truck has been parked in the sun you know the feeling of getting into the cab and immediately cranking up the air conditioning.  This increased A/C impacts fuel consumption.  Depending on how long and hard you run you A/C, your fuel consumption can increase from 5 - 25% while your truck is keeping cool.  Correct tints can considerably impact the interior temperature of your truck, making extreme use of your A/C less necessary.

Just as the sun’s UV rays can damage your skin and eyes, it also wears the interior of your truck.  Window tints help prevent these UV rays from penetrating your truck’s windows, which increases the longevity of your rig’s dash, steering wheel, seats and console.

If you’ve ever parked your truck in the sun for an extended period of time, you know that feeling of getting into the cab and being scalded by every surface.  Window tints play a considerable role in keeping the interior of your truck cooler - so you’re climbing into comfort.

You know the saying, “out of sight, out of mind”. The same can be said for your belongings in your truck.  If passerbyers are unable to see your valuables through your windows it decreases the risk of break-ins.

Window tints can add an extra layer of protection to your windshield from the spread of chips and dings.  The material of the tint works to hold the window together which can prevent a window from shattering.