One Vettey Boi

Anyone with a front windshield tint care to talk about it impacting the HUD's clarity? When I wear polarized sunglasses it reduces the brightness, will this make the HUD almost impossible to see?

Looking for any feedback, thanks!

Also - HTC owners - did you tint the back window? I was thinking about it because car headlights hit my rear view mirror (even when using the camera) it blinds me at night.

Also Also -- does anyone tint their side mirrors?

One Vettey Boi

also does a front tint impact the PDR quality too?

NoMatter

I have 50% windshield tint and I can see it just as good without.

NoMatter

Same as above. No issues with PDR also.

One Vettey Boi

thanks! I would prob go lighter than 50% on the front because tints are *frowned upon* here in NJ anyways so.. lol

Kracka

Llumar Air80 on the windshield and no change to the HUD.

JQUICK

I did this on my last vehicle and found out the hard way that they can’t repair rock chips properly heating it from the inside.

msm859

Exactly what I did. Very subtle. I am in CA you will be fine in NJ

Kracka

Yup! If someone wants the ultimate in stealthy, the Air90 is as clear as clear get and will never be noticed by law enforcement or inspection techs. Air80 has a slight blue tint to it if someone really looks hard enough.

percylee

Hello, for those with window tint does it change window reflection from dash?
percy

BryanKlingele

Tint the back window, I did.

peter pan

Zero issues here with our tint.

JTBogus

If you adjust your rearview mirror so that you CANNOT see behind the car without the camera (plain mirror only), then the lights behind you will never bother you when the mirror is on camera.

rip74

On my C7 GS I have the Xpel inside windshield "tint" that is the lightest they offer. The HUD and the PDR are unaffected but the headlights do turn on noticeably earlier and more often than without it. I'll definitely take the heat reduction gains over the light sensor issue, but it is something no one else has mentioned that you will experience with any tint.

Kracka

Not a huge change, but does minimize it slightly. As mentioned above, tint the partition window as well. The less light in the cabin the fewer reflections you'll see.

percylee

Kracka, thanks for the info.
percy

Maxie2U

Personally I have zero desire to tint my front windshield.

Kracka

I do it for heat rejection & UV protection which is why I use the clear ceramic films.

PaulCPO

I want to know this as well.