What's the best car tint brand and color?

[kinto92]

Depends where the light sensor is located. If it's inside the car, most likely, yes.

It's on the dashboard [emoji27]

Anyway will try the variants at the shop

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[MamBad]

It's on the dashboard [emoji27]

Anyway will try the variants at the shop

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I think you can change sensitivity on some cars to compensate for this?


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[kruser]

Any feedback on SunBloc Ultimate Ceramic series? Planning on changing my casa tint na 3M FX ST 20 medium dark to this. Worth ba for around 12k? Or are there better options?


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I heard that Sunbloc ceramic tints, compared to Vkool which are metalized, does not block phone and gps signals. Anybody who can confirm this?

[kruser]

I think you can change sensitivity on some cars to compensate for this?


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Unfortunately for the new Fortuner even if you change the sensitivity to the lowest setting it will still be useless with tint on your windshield unless you change the "cover" of the sensor.

[kevindd992002]

Will the tint affect the light sensor of the automatic headlights?

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Hmmm, I didn't account this for because I didn't know the sensors are inside. Are automatic headlight sensors being inside true for all cars that have it? My XV has the same feature but I haven't confirmed yet where the sensor is located.

I heard that Sunbloc ceramic tints, compared to Vkool which are metalized, does not block phone and gps signals. Anybody who can confirm this?

All ceramic tints don't block RF signals.

Unfortunately for the new Fortuner even if you change the sensitivity to the lowest setting it will still be useless with tint on your windshield unless you change the "cover" of the sensor.

You mean sensitivity to the "highest" setting, right? What windshield do you have?

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[jut703]

Hmmm, I didn't account this for because I didn't know the sensors are inside. Are automatic headlight sensors being inside true for all cars that have it? My XV has the same feature but I haven't confirmed yet where the sensor is located.

All ceramic tints don't block RF signals.

You mean sensitivity to the "highest" setting, right? What windshield do you have?

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Yes all sensors are inside. I have VLT 16 and 19 tint on 2 different cars and the auto headlamp feature still works fine on both.

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[kevindd992002]

Yes all sensors are inside. I have VLT 16 and 19 tint on 2 different cars and the auto headlamp feature still works fine on both.

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Thanks for the confirmation. Does the tint have any detrimental effect to the sensor's sensitivity though?

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[kinto92]

I think you can change sensitivity on some cars to compensate for this?


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Saw the light sensitivity settings sa manual. It might work. [emoji3]


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[kevindd992002]

* Stockengine and *juts

The sunroof glass of my XV is greenish in color. I have the choice of installing a greenish VLT 70 (higher TSER) and a bluish VLT 71 (more neutral color / lower TSER) on it. The owner of Road Fit said the blue is better because it's more neutral. What do you think?

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[StockEngine]

neutral for me. my vkool vk70 is greenish and sorta removes the natural hue of the mountains in my area. also when it rains. green looks depressing. and when i drive along the seaside the blue sea isnt as spectacular.

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