#1 Car Window Tint Operation In Gilberts & Kane County, IL

Stylish Safety And Interior Protection

There isn’t a better way to protect your interior and those enjoying your vehicle than with a window tint film from us here at Driven Elite Detailing! Window tinting performs a very similar action to the function of sunglasses - it shields anything or anyone that sits behind it from harm due to UV rays from the sun.

Having a window tint installed all around your vehicle is just as protective as wrapping your vehicle’s exterior in one of our XPEL paint protection films or coating the paintwork with XPEL ceramic coating, except that it brings that protection to your delicate interior. Not only can window tinting block those aforementioned UV rays, it too prevents your vehicle from heating up, causing damage or degradation to electronics that are integral to its function.

Still looking for more benefits to a window tint film from us here at Driven Elite Detailing? Here are other benefits you will experience with an XPEL window tinting install:



• If your window breaks, tinting films keep glass shards in place and prevent shattering
• Window tinting reduces glare both during the day and at night
• Keep you and your passengers safe from UV exposure
• Customized style to add aesthetic value to your ride
  

Window Tinting Rules and Regulations for Illinois Vehicles

It is of merit to note that each state across the country has specific tinting rules and regulations implemented by the local government. Our state of Illinois is no exception, and we at Driven Elite Detailing abide strictly by these rules for the safety of our customers.

Here is a breakdown of what requirements our state has for different vehicles:

Window Tint Darkness for Sedans:

• A non-reflective tint film is allowed for up to 6 inches from the top of the windshield
• Front side windows must allow more than 35% of light in
• Back side windows must allow more than 35% of light in
• Rear windows must allow more than 35% of light in

Window Tint Darkness for SUVs, Minivans, and Trucks

• A non-reflective tint film is allowed for up to 6 inches from the top of the windshield
• Front side windows must allow more than 50% of light in
• Back side windows must allow more than 35% of light in
• Rear windows must allow more than 35% of light in

Keep in mind, Illinois has more specific rules and regulations surrounding these general window tint film specifications than most other states. One general rule of thumb is that all window tints must be non-reflective. Our installation specialists have extensive knowledge in all the intricacies, so be sure to contact us today for more information.