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Car Window Tinting in Auckland

Is car window tinting legal in Auckland?

Yes – car window tinting is legal in New Zealand as long as it meets the required VLT (Visible Light Transmission) limits. For MA class vehicles, the front and rear side windows must allow at least 35% of light through. For MC class vehicles, the front side windows must also be 35%, but the rear section can be tinted as dark as you like. Windscreens can have a tinted strip at the top, up to 100mm.

How long does the tinting process take?

 Most full-car tinting jobs are completed within 2 hours. Smaller jobs (e.g., front doors only) can take between 40 minutes to one hour.

What’s the difference between ceramic and standard tint?

Ceramic tints offer superior heat rejection and clarity without interfering with signals (GPS, mobile, etc.). They’re ideal for drivers seeking high performance and longevity.

Do you offer warranties?

Absolutely. All our installations are backed by a product and workmanship guarantee for long-term peace of mind.

Paint Protection Film That Just Makes Sense

Let’s face it – if you’ve spent good money on your car, the last thing you want is chips and scuffs ruining the paintwork. That’s where paint protection film (PPF) comes in. It’s a thin, clear layer that we apply to the bits that take the most abuse – bonnet, bumpers, mirrors – to help stop all that annoying road damage before it happens. You won’t even notice it’s there, but it’ll quietly do its job for years. It’s not flashy, just practical. And for a lot of people, that peace of mind is worth it.