Automotive Window Tint

Protect your interior with XPEL PRIME window film. Block UV rays, cut heat and glare, and add privacy — installed by XPEL certified technicians at LaMettry's Clear Guard.

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Key Benefits

Benefits of Window Tinting

Heat Reduction

Reduce interior temperatures significantly, keeping your vehicle comfortable through Minnesota summers.

UV Protection

Block up to 99% of harmful UV rays that cause skin damage and fade your vehicle's interior.

Privacy & Security

Keep valuables out of sight and add a layer of security with professionally installed window tint.

Glare Reduction

Reduce blinding glare from sunlight and headlights. Tinted windows make driving safer and more comfortable in every condition.

Interior Protection

Protect your dashboard, seats, and trim from fading and cracking. Window tint blocks the UV rays that cause premature aging of your interior.

Fuel Savings

Keep your vehicle cooler and reduce AC usage. Quality window tint can lower cabin temperature by up to 60%, saving fuel all summer long.

Ready to upgrade your ride?

Book a visit and we'll help you choose the right film and shade for your vehicle.

How It Works

01

Book Your Appointment

Book online or give us a call to schedule your window tint appointment.

02

Choose Your Film

Our experts will help you pick the right XPEL PRIME film and shade for your vehicle.

03

Drive Happy

We handle the rest. Enjoy your cooler, more private ride backed by a lifetime warranty.

CERTIFIED INSTALLERS

XPEL Certified

Our technicians are factory-trained and XPEL certified. Every installation meets the highest standards for quality, precision, and durability. Your vehicle is in expert hands.

Minnesota Window Tint Laws

Minnesota limits how dark window tint can be, and the rules differ between passenger cars and multi-purpose vehicles like SUVs, vans and trucks. We keep every installation compliant.

Window
Legal Limit
Front Windshield
No aftermarket tint below the AS-1 line
Front Side Windows
Must let in more than 50% of light
Rear Side Windows
More than 50% on cars · any darkness on SUVs, vans and trucks
Rear Window
More than 50% on cars · any darkness on SUVs, vans and trucks

Minnesota also caps how reflective a side window can be. Not sure what applies to your vehicle? Bring it in and we'll walk you through the darkest legal option for how you drive. Figures here are a general guide — confirm current requirements with the Minnesota Department of Public Safety.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Window Tinting FAQ

How long does window tinting take?

Most vehicles take 1-3 hours depending on the number of windows and the type of film being installed. Full vehicle tints typically take 2-3 hours.

Do you offer a warranty on window tint?

Yes. XPEL PRIME window film carries a lifetime transferable warranty covering bubbling, peeling, cracking, and discoloration. Because it transfers, the coverage follows the vehicle if you sell it.

Is window tinting legal in Minnesota?

Yes. Minnesota permits window tinting within set light-transmittance limits, and those limits differ between passenger cars and multi-purpose vehicles such as SUVs and vans. We'll walk you through what's legal for your specific vehicle and keep every installation compliant.

What's the difference between film types?

XPEL PRIME color stable film is the value option — it blocks UV, adds privacy, and holds its colour instead of fading or turning purple the way older films did. XPEL PRIME ceramic film is the premium choice: the highest heat rejection and UV blocking, excellent clarity, and no metallic layers, so it never interferes with phone, GPS, or radio signal. We'll help you pick based on how you drive.

How do I care for my new tint?

We recommend waiting at least 3-5 days before washing your vehicle after tint installation. The film needs time to fully cure and bond to the glass. Avoid rolling down tinted windows for at least 48 hours.

Not sure which tint is right for you?

Tell us about your vehicle and what you're looking for, and we'll recommend the right film.