Window Tinting

Yes — LLumar window film can be applied to any glass on your vehicle, including side windows, rear glass, rear quarter windows, and windshields (as a full windshield film or a brow strip). Some state laws limit how dark front side windows or the windshield can be, so our technicians will help you choose a film that gives you the look and performance you want while staying within your state's legal limits.

Professionally installed LLumar window film is built to last for years. Higher-grade films — ceramic and IRX nano-ceramic — hold their color and performance longer than entry-level dyed films, which can fade or purple over time in intense sun. Keeping the tint clean with mild soap and a soft cloth and avoiding abrasive window cleaners will extend its life. Your Leonard technician can tell you what to expect from the specific film you choose.

Darker films do reduce the amount of light that passes through, so nighttime or low-light visibility is something to weigh when choosing a shade. Our technicians will walk you through the tradeoff between daytime privacy and nighttime clarity so you can pick a film that fits how you drive. Legal limits on front windows also help ensure a safe forward view is always maintained.

Pre-cut film kits are sold online, but achieving a clean, bubble-free install on curved automotive glass takes practice and proper tools. Even small errors — misaligned edges, trapped dust, or uneven squeegee pressure — show up clearly once the film dries. Leonard's trained technicians use professional-grade LLumar film and a controlled installation environment, so you get a result that looks factory from day one and is backed by a warranty.

Yes. Window film can be professionally removed when you sell the vehicle, need a different shade, or want to replace an aging film. Attempting to remove it yourself risks scratching the glass or leaving adhesive residue behind. A professional removal at a Leonard store is the safest way to get clean glass ready for fresh film or a clean sale.

What you pay depends on a few things: your vehicle's size and body style, the number of windows you want tinted, and the film grade you choose (dyed, ceramic, or IRX). Because those vary by vehicle and job, Leonard quotes every installation individually with a free, no-obligation price. Request a quote online or call your nearest store and a trained technician will give you an exact price for your vehicle.

Leonard installs LLumar window film at locations across the Southeast. Use the store locator on this page to find the store nearest you, see its address and hours, and call ahead or request a quote online before you come in.

Dyed film uses a layer of dye to absorb light and reduce glare — it's the most affordable option and works well for basic privacy and UV blocking, but the dye can fade or shift color over time in strong sun. Ceramic film uses ceramic particles for strong heat rejection, high clarity, and a long lifespan, with no metal content to interfere with GPS, cell, or TPMS signals. IRX is LLumar's nano-ceramic film — the top tier, with the highest heat rejection in the lineup and excellent long-term clarity and color stability. Clear film is its own category: it blocks UV and rejects heat with no visible tint, for drivers who want protection without darkening the glass. See the film comparison table on this page for a side-by-side breakdown.

Yes. Leonard installs LLumar windshield film and brow strips (also called sun strips). Windshield film is typically a very light, nearly clear film that blocks UV and reduces solar heat without darkening your forward view. A brow strip covers the top portion of the windshield to cut sun glare during morning and afternoon drives. Our technicians will explain what's available and what your state allows before any work begins.

Legal tint limits are set by each state and vary by window position — front side windows, rear side windows, and rear glass are each regulated separately. Our technicians are familiar with the rules in the states we serve and will help you choose a film shade that stays within legal limits. For the official limit in your state, confirm with your state's DMV or motor vehicle authority before your appointment.

Yes. Along with cars, trucks, and SUVs, Leonard tints motorhomes, campers, travel trailers, fifth wheels, side-by-sides, and UTVs — anything you drive or tow in. For RVs and campers it's mostly about comfort and privacy: LLumar film keeps the interior noticeably cooler through the summer months and lets you leave the blinds up without giving up your privacy. Ask your local store which windows they can tint on your particular unit.

Yes. Clear LLumar film blocks up to 99% of UV rays and rejects solar heat while staying virtually invisible, so it does not darken your glass. It's a good fit for windshields, or for drivers who want the heat and UV protection of window film without changing the look of their vehicle. Clear film is its own category and is not rated on the dyed-to-ceramic scale.

For most drivers who want maximum comfort, yes. Ceramic and IRX nano-ceramic films reject far more solar heat than entry-level dyed film, block UV, and won't interfere with GPS, cell, or TPMS signals — and they stay clear and hold their color for years. Dyed film is the budget choice and works fine for basic privacy and glare, but it absorbs heat rather than rejecting it. If you park in the sun, drive long hours, or just want the coolest cabin, ceramic or IRX is worth the step up. Your installer can show you the difference on real glass.

No — Leonard does automotive window tinting only. We install LLumar film on vehicles: cars, trucks, SUVs, RVs, campers, and side-by-sides. We do not tint house, office, or building windows, and we don't do on-site work — your vehicle is tinted at a Leonard location.

Yes — for a limited time, Leonard is taking 10% off window tinting at select locations when you request a free quote. Request your quote online or at your nearest select Leonard store and we'll apply the savings to your tint installation. Because it's a limited-time offer, request your quote soon to lock in the discount.