TRUE LINE Automotive DIY Car Window Tinting Kit - Customize Shade: 5%, 20%, 35%, 50% for All Sides & Back Windows - Precut Tint Blocks 99% UV Rays No Excess to Remove
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- This kit is only for all side and back windows. Window forms will be completely cut through so you will not have to remove any excess film before installing. Kit will come with release taps to assist in seperating the film to be installed.
- Click the "Customize Now" Tab will give you the option to tell us what vehicle you need tint for and what shades you would like.
- Tint is pre-cut to fit your windows. You will not have to remove any excess film. Just peel the release liner from the back of the film and install.
- Our high quality tint shade options are 5% 20% 35% and 50%. Shades can be mixed as desired. You can also pick between single ply dyed film, carbon IRR30 (rejects 30 of the heat), and ceramic IRR80 (rejects 80% of the heat) window tint.
- For a successful installation proper preparation is required.
- Please reference photos for proper kit selection and installation instructions for a proper fit.
Material: Polyester
Brand: TRUE LINE Automotive
Color: Black
Installation Type: Peel and Stick
Ultraviolet Light Protection: 99%
Number of Items: 1
Manufacturer: TRUE LINE Automotive
Unit Count: 1 Count
Brand Name: TRUE LINE Automotive
Manufacturer: TRUE LINE Automotive
Item Weight: 2 Pounds
Unit Count: 1 Count
Material Type: Polyester
Color: Black
Ultraviolet Light Protection: 99%
Installation Type: Peel and Stick
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Best I’ve seen. Cuts where perfect instructions where straight and easy product was easy to apply. Also the team was very great and fast at responding!!! My very first time trying
Reviewed in the United States on March 12, 2026 by Kishonna Evans Kishonna Evans
I didn't think they were all going to fit perfect but I was absolutely wrong. They fit perfectly. These were a great price for all the windows pre cut. Nice and thick. I installed them myself and it was easy. Go watch the installation video at @MzOptimisticc on YouTube.
Reviewed in the United States on February 18, 2026 by SHAWNA
I ordered the Nano Ceramic and paid an extra $44. This was the best window tint they offer. First of all don’t waste your money and your time installing. not quality window tint and very thin with no durability. The install was simple and the precut was spot on. I took an hour cleaning and prepping the windows and making sure there was no dust/dirt on the windows. I followed the instructions exactly and watched the video on there website and even YouTubed a few other videos just to get more familiar with install. we waited almost 5 days after the install to use the windows up and down. The tints coming off the windows now, was no glue on the backside of the tint. Yes when it was installed we made sure to get all the bubbles out. And that everything was good and pressed down firmly onto the window. I took my car to a local shop that specializes in window tint and they informed me that it wasn’t quality tint that’s why it’s peeling off.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 30, 2025 by Chasity
Wow, saved hundreds of dollars, and my driver's side looks great! Next time, I'll spend the extra $40 for a spare set of cuts, because, though I watched plenty of pros on YouTube, I didn't really get the hang of it 'til the third window. The last window literally took about 7 minutes, and it's nearly flawless (TIP: use soooo much slip solution (distilled water + Dawn)). The first couple windows...took a lot longer...and have obvious flaws. I skipped the hatchback altogether because I use that window for my solar panel. (And if I'm being honest, also because I'm confident it would have been far beyond my capabilities: awkward angle + defrost bars + rear wiper = NOPE!!) The tint arrived quickly and was well-packaged. The kit included tints for every single window except the windshield (a total of 10 for my Prius). The cuts fit perfectly for the door windows. One of the tiny rear tints was 1 or 2 mm shy of covering the window on one edge, but honestly, that might've been on me 🤷. Overall, I'm VERY happy to have saved so much money. If I would have gotten the spare set for those first two windows, you would think I'd had (the sides of) my car tinted by a professional.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 3, 2025 by Jennifer
This was my second attempt at installing window tint myself, and while it went better than my first try, it still wasn’t great. The tint quality seemed better this time, and the pre-cut pieces made the process easier. I also bought the installation kit, which worked well overall. That said, unless you have experience, I really recommend having this done professionally. I spent an entire Saturday trying to get it right, and despite my best efforts, the end result looks exactly like someone tried to DIY their own tint—because that’s exactly what happened. I paid around $150 total (including shipping), thinking I could save a few hundred bucks. My local tint shop quoted me $300, and honestly, it would’ve been worth the extra money to have a clean, professional result without the hassle. The tint is currently holding up and doing its job—blocking the sun and providing privacy. Two of my windows actually turned out pretty good, close to industry standard, but the rest… not so much. I’ll see how it holds up over the next few days and update if anything changes.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 20, 2025 by Thayne Mark Tanner
Want to start off this review with a little background here. I've worked in a couple print shops as a graphic designer and have probably above average experience with vinyl and tint. Don't get me wrong, I'm no pro. But I've successfully tinted a couple vehicles before. Those tint jobs have both held up for 1+ years, with the second one on its 3rd year with no issues. We're talking about AutoZone tint here too. At first glance I thought this kit was pretty solid, I was actually really impressed with the QC sheet inserted with the film. Installation kit itself is phenomenal. Tint however, at first glance felt a little thin. First attempt, we did hit a snag with our rear window shape being a little too small, we tried to make it work but it didn't turn out well, tried heating it. (Gently) and it failed almost instantly. Seller sent us a new back piece and covered the cost. Second piece didn't go as planned either. Same issue, no elasticity either. I mean none. I cut my losses and left the back window installed looking like garbage until we can get some more money aside for this project. (Now ~$150 in) Recently one of the windows also started pulling up. Not sure why exactly. Hadn't had any issues for a couple weeks after the install. Tried to fix it and it seems like the adhesive has completely failed. I'm now concerned the remaining windows will start to fail as well. I took a gamble with these guys and learned it wasn't a solid solution for me. Their customer service was great, but the product just doesn't match that service unfortunately. The film is simply just too thin & has no elasticity to it. I'm writing this review to help others save some money. As when it's all said and done, we'll probably be $300+ into this job and at that rate we could've had it tinted professionally. In hindsight, AutoZone (Gila) tint would have been a better option, with better quality and lower cost too. But I would've had to cut it myself. Will be reaching out to customer service to see what our options are with them. Update*** After talking with the seller they did go ahead and actually refund us the full amount of our order, which was pretty cool. As you can see in the picture, this is the day after the car was finished being tinted. All the side windows look good, we didn't show the back, but I will post it. At this point the kit is still on the car, but both the back drivers side window and the front passengers side window have started to peel, the back hatch is still a wrinkled mess - however the front drivers side glass and rear passengers side glass (as well as the porthole glass pieces in the rear cargo area) have held up pretty well. Another thing ever noticed is the film doesnt in fact reduce any heat, but does interfere with the radio signals of mobile devices. GPS predominantly. The company was solid and I feel they did their part and took care of us, their service combined with a higher quality product could be a powerful solution to many issues consumers face within the tint world.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 31, 2023 by Chris Chris