I would give their product and installation quality 4 stars, but my 2 stars are based on customer service experience.
We had one of our cars tinted here and for the most part, it looked very well done. Problem was, the windshield tint was way too dark for nighttime driving so we went back to try to get it corrected the very next day. Not only were they not willing to redo the one problem area (just changing out the windshield tint) but they wanted to charge full price for new installation and even more money to remove what they just put on the day before ! Now I'm a reasonable person, and I understand they did the work they were paid for, but how can I know if I'm satisfied with the work until it's complete? shouldn't I be happy with all the work I paid for? If I'm not satisfied, I feel there should be some recourse without having to pay full price to remove and replace the problem. The nature of this type of service is that you can't know the full quality of what your buying until it is complete and a few days go by for driving day and night to test visibility and also to make sure the bubbles disappear. Bottom line is a shop should stand behind their work, which this one claims to do.
To me, standing behind your work means making sure the customer is satisfied when there are REASONABLE expectations. I don't think we were unreasonable in our request. I get that no one wants to work for free, but I do think they could've redone the windshield for free (or at least at a discount) given the circumstance. It's not like someone gave us a professional suggestion in advance saying "hey this might be too dark at night in the front, typically, we do this color tint instead". After all, we aren't professionals that can pick out the best tint for our situation, we can only tell you generally what we want and point at samples. We paid for the entire car to be tinted and are still driving around with the front windshield untinted. So ultimately we paid for something we weren't happy with and no longer have. We removed it ourselves with a blowdryer and a neighbor who happened to be in the industry, otherwise I wouldn't recommend trying this yourself, as you can do more harm than good. However, I also don't reccomend paying someone to do it when they should do it for free.
Good tint jobs are not cheap so I don't mind the original price of installation. It was competitive pricing for the quality of product, which is why we came to this place over others. Just do research on what you want and be prepared that it can cost you MORE if you're not satisfied, and you won't get your money back.
In comparison, I had my Cadillac srx done somewhere else a few years ago and I could see examples in that shop on glass in different lights before I paid and installed the tint.
My suggestion is, if you only have money/ time for one installation, maybe get the sides done first, drive around at night and see how you like it, then do the windshield seperately darker or lighter based on how you like the other windows. Or find a place that offers free satisfaction guaruntee. read more