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Why Window Tints Are Beneficial
tinting is more than a cosmetic upgrade — a practical enhancement for your vehicle that improves comfort, protection, and value. Tints also provide:
Sun Protection
Tints help block harmful ultraviolet (UV) rays, reducing direct sun exposure. This protection can prevent skin damage and lower the risk of long-term health issues, especially for those with sun sensitivity.
Interior Preservation
Tinting protects your vehicle’s interior from fading, cracking, and deterioration caused by prolonged exposure to sunlight. It helps maintain the appearance and condition of your seats, dashboard, and trim.
Heat Reduction
High-performance tints reduce the amount of solar heat entering your vehicle, keeping the cabin cooler on hot days. This leads to improved comfort and reduced use of air conditioning, which can enhance fuel efficiency.
Glare Reduction
Tinted windows reduce glare from sunlight and headlights, which improves visibility and reduces eye strain while driving — especially during early morning and late afternoon hours.
Privacy and Security
Tinting adds a level of privacy by limiting the view into your vehicle. This also helps deter theft by keeping valuable items out of sight.
Legal Tint Exemptions
The Auto Network also assists customers who require legal tint exemptions. In New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania, individuals with may qualify for darker window tints than normally allowed by law.
To Obtain an Exemption, You’ll Need:
- A certified letter or prescription from a licensed medical professional.
- An application submitted to the appropriate state motor vehicle agency.
- In some states, a sticker or notice displayed on the vehicle indicating the exemption.
Glare Reduction
Tinted windows reduce glare from sunlight and headlights, which improves visibility and reduces eye strain while driving — especially during early morning and late afternoon hours.
Privacy and Security
Tinting adds a level of privacy by limiting the view into your vehicle. This also helps deter theft by keeping valuable items out of sight.
Legal Tint Exemptions
The Auto Network also assists customers who require legal tint exemptions. In New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania, individuals with may qualify for darker window tints than normally allowed by law.
To Obtain an Exemption, You’ll Need:
- A certified letter or prescription from a licensed medical professional.
- An application submitted to the appropriate state motor vehicle agency.
- In some states, a sticker or notice displayed on the vehicle indicating the exemption.
- We help guide you through the process to ensure your vehicle remains compliant while meeting your health and safety needs. Contact us today to learn more about our legal exemptions.
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