Car window tinting in Mountain View
Premium films designed for privacy, comfort, UV protection, and heat rejection.

Film tiers
Oka sees the vehicle, then sends a written quote. The quote is the price.
Carbon Series
Color-stable film with a rich black finish and strong glare control.
Ceramic Series
Nano-ceramic film that keeps out more of the heat, for a cooler cabin.
IR Ultimate
Rejects up to 95% of infrared heat, the most of the three films, for the coolest cabin on a hot day.
See the shade on the vehicle
The number is how much light gets through. Fronts stay at California's 70% limit.

Rear windows
California tint law, in plain words
- Front side windows: clear film only, and at least 70% of light must still get through, factory glass included.
- Rear side windows: any shade.
- Back window: any shade, when the vehicle has mirrors on both sides.
- Windshield: only a strip across the top 4 inches. The rest stays clear.
- Not allowed: red, blue or amber film, and mirror-like metallic film.
- Exemption: a signed doctor's note allows darker front windows.
Oka installs to the law and checks the factory glass first, since some vehicles already sit near the 70% line before any film goes on.
Cooler inside, cut to the glass
Depending on the film, up to 60% of the solar heat and up to 99% of the UV stay out, along with the glare.

Up to 99% UV blocked
Film filters the UV that fades and cracks the interior.
Up to 60% less solar heat
Ceramic and IR films keep out more of the sun's heat than carbon film.
Daytime privacy
Harder to see in, easy to see out.
Clean edges, checked
Applied with clean edges, and every window checked before pickup.
How tint is installed
Pick the film and the shade for the look, the heat and the privacy you want.
Cleaned and decontaminated so nothing sits between the film and the glass.
Cut and heat-shrunk to each window, with clean edges.
Every window checked for gaps, dust and edge lift before pickup.
Window tint questions
It depends on the film and the number of windows. Written price after Oka knows the vehicle.
Front side windows: clear film only, and at least 70% of light must still get through, factory glass included. Rear side windows: any shade. Back window: any shade, when the vehicle has mirrors on both sides. Windshield: only a strip across the top 4 inches. The rest stays clear. Not allowed: red, blue or amber film, and mirror-like metallic film. Exemption: a signed doctor's note allows darker front windows.
A few days, while the film cures to the glass. Oka tells you the wait for the film you choose.
Up to 99% of the UV and up to 60% of the solar heat, and IR Ultimate up to 95% of the infrared heat. The exact numbers depend on the film and the shade you choose.
Yes, the same films and the same care as any other vehicle. Ask Oka about the glass roof.

Pick a shade, get a price
Call, text or send the form. Oka replies the same business day.
