When you think of vehicle window tinting, you probably immediately think of your everyday car or truck. This is completely understandable as vehicle window tinting is commonly offered as a service, or an add-on when you purchase a vehicle. However, most people don’t realize that vehicle window tinting can apply to any vehicle, and there are different things to consider for each one.
Window tinting varies between vehicles. For example, you will have different vehicle window tinting needs for your van than you will for your SUV. And those will also be different from your truck or your everyday car. Your van and SUV have larger windows, which can cause large amounts of sunlight to enter quickly. You might often find that the back seats of your van or SUV are often hotter than the front seats. Perhaps your children sitting in the back have complained that they are too hot or that they don’t feel the cool air. This is a major problem that can be helped with vehicle window tinting. Vehicle window tinting can block up to 99% of the UV rays and a lot of the excess heat. Be sure to discuss with us all of your vehicle tinting needs, so we can do the best job to satisfy them.
One such vehicle that is not as commonly thought about is your RV. There are many benefits to having vehicle window tinting done for your RV. While some of these benefits are the same as cars and trucks, such as reducing the UV rays and controlling the heat coming into your vehicle, one of the major benefits for your RV is privacy and security. When you are on the road in a car or truck you don’t need as much privacy as you would in an RV. Having vehicle window tinting done on your RV will add a level of privacy and security that you need as you travel the country and make stops. You do not want people to be able to see inside your RV while you are camping, eating, changing, or sleeping.
So, beat the heat and add privacy by calling us at Innovative Solar Control Inc. We are happy to go over a consultation and address your specific vehicle window tinting needs.