Window Tinting
Upgrade your ride!
Indeed, your car doesn’t appear complete without tinted windows.
Our auto tinting service team is onsite here at Torquay Detailing or mobile-ready to provide you with the best finish for your vehicle. Our primary goal is to give Australia the most up-to-date car window tinting solutions using the most advanced automotive technologies. Explore various solutions for your car, such as ceramic tint and carbon film, so you can drive with confidence, knowing that your vehicle is protected all year with sleek modern designs of the newest automotive technology.
The advantages of Window Tinting.
Window tinting is a popular option for many cars because it provides various cosmetic and functional benefits.
- Enhances the appearance of your vehicle.
- Blocks up to 99% of the sun’s damaging UV rays, which can cause skin cancer and premature aging.
- Improves the efficiency of the air conditioner.
- In the event of a car collision, this device holds broken glass together, lowering the chance of injury to passengers.
- It prevents interior fading caused by the sun, extending the life of your seat covers and increasing the resale value of your vehicle.
Rules are followed.
Window tinting is subject to stringent Australian rules. We know how to make sure that all tinting services adhere to Australian law.
The following standards, which are compatible with nationally recognised standards, apply to all cars registered in Australia:
- Tinting or tinted film must not be reflective or mirror-like.
- The windscreen must have a light transmission level of at least 70%. The windscreen glazing of a motor vehicle must not be coated in a way that reduces its luminous transmittance.
- Windows adjacent to the diver’s seating position and the driver’s door must have a visible light transmission level of at least 35%.
- Rearward of the diver’s seating position must have a visible light transmission level of at least 20%.
- The light transmission requirements do not apply to a tinted or opaque band at the top of the windscreen, providing it is above the portion of the windshield swept by the wipers, or its depth is no more than 10% of the depth of the windscreen.