Reduce solar load and glare
Quality film can make bright Tampa Bay drives more comfortable and reduce the strain on your cabin cooling.
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Professional window tint for cars, trucks, SUVs, Teslas, and EVs across Tampa Bay, installed at a suitable home or workplace.
Built for Florida driving
Choose your setup based on the way you drive, the appearance you want, and the glass position. SLS can help narrow the options before installation.
Quality film can make bright Tampa Bay drives more comfortable and reduce the strain on your cabin cooling.
Window film helps reduce UV exposure that contributes to fading, cracking, and premature interior wear.
Careful preparation and precise installation give the vehicle a polished, intentional look.
Interactive configurator
Explore popular visible light transmission levels before requesting your quote. Lower VLT means a darker appearance.
A nearly clear look designed for drivers who prioritize UV protection and heat control without a dark appearance.
Side windows
Front windshield
Rear glassVisual simulator only. Actual appearance varies by vehicle, lighting, glass, and film. Florida limits vary by window and vehicle type.
Old film needs attention?
Bubbling, peeling, discolored, or outdated tint can reduce visibility and make a clean vehicle look neglected. SLS offers removal and replacement.

Common questions
Already had your tint installed? Review the window film care instructions for curing times, cleaning guidance, and the customer acknowledgment.
Visible light transmission is the percentage of visible light that passes through the combined glass and film. Lower percentages look darker.
Yes. SLS installs Solar Gard VortexIR and XenithIR ceramic film. Endeavor is the carbon-based option, and Solstice is the everyday-value line.
TSER measures how much total solar energy the combined film and glass reject. Solar IR describes infrared performance within the manufacturer’s stated test range. Both vary by film, shade, and vehicle glass.
No. Shade controls visible light, while film construction drives much of the heat performance. A lighter ceramic film can reject more heat than a darker basic film.
Limits vary by vehicle type and window position. SLS can discuss common options, but drivers remain responsible for compliance and should verify current Florida requirements.
Ready for a cooler ride?
Include your current tint and preferred look so SLS can recommend the right next step.