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Tinted Ford Bronco at Big Shot Rides, Coconut Creek FL
BSR / WINDOW TINT

Window Tint That Beats the Florida Heat.

SunTek window film blocking 99% of UV and up to 94% of infrared heat — installed clean, cut precise, and within Florida’s legal limits. Lifetime-warranty films that won’t turn purple or bubble, from the shop that treats tint like the rest of the build: measured, not rushed.

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01 / WHY TINT

Florida Sun Has No Mercy.

Untinted glass turns a South Florida car into an oven — cabins can top 140°F in a closed parking lot. Heat saps your A/C, UV bakes your dash and leather. Quality film fixes all of it without making the car look like an unmarked van.

99% UV Block

Stops the rays that fade leather, crack the dash, and burn skin on long Florida commutes. Sunscreen for the whole cabin, all day, every day.

Up to 94% Infrared Rejection

Infrared is the heat you feel through the glass. Premium ceramic film rejects up to 94% of it — cabin cools faster, A/C works less.

Glare Reduction

Cuts windshield glare and headlight glare at night. Easier on the eyes, no squinting through Florida sunsets.

Shatter Resistance

The adhesive layer holds glass together if it cracks — a layer of break-in deterrence and less flying glass in an accident.

02 / PICK YOUR TIER

Ceramic vs. Carbon vs. Dyed.

Four films, and we install the top three — here’s exactly what each buys you, and why dyed film isn’t worth putting on a car in Florida.

BESTFlagship · What We Recommend

Evolve

  • Best-in-line heat rejection — up to 94% infrared
  • Ceramic HeatResist™ nanoparticle technology
  • Over 99% UV protection
  • Non-reflective black finish
  • Lifetime warranty
  • SunTek Evolve
Premium Ceramic

Ceramic

  • Up to 84% infrared heat rejection
  • Ceramic, non-metal — zero signal interference
  • 99% UV block
  • Lifetime warranty
  • SunTek CIR
Mid Tier

Carbon

  • Up to 73% infrared heat rejection
  • 99% UV block
  • No metal, deep black look
  • Lifetime warranty
  • SunTek CXP · Carbon
Avoid in Florida

Dyed

  • Minimal heat rejection
  • Fades to purple in the Florida sun
  • Bubbles and peels in the heat
  • No real warranty behind it
  • We don’t install this.

All installed films: interior fade protection · added safety · manufacturer’s lifetime limited warranty, honored at BSR · specs per SunTek manufacturer data

03 / THE PROMISE

Backed for Life.

Every tint we install carries a lifetime warranty against bubbling, peeling, and purple fade — honored right here, at the shop that installed it. Not a mail-in claim. Not fine print. If the film fails, we make it right.

04 / THE LAW

Know the Rules. We File the Cert.

Florida sets minimum visible light transmission (VLT) per window — going darker than legal is a traffic violation. We install within the limits, tell you straight when a look isn’t street legal, and every job leaves with the compliance label Florida law requires (§316.2955). Included, every install.

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Florida Legal Limits Passenger Vehicles
Front side windows28% VLT min
Rear side & back glass (cars)15% VLT min
Behind driver — SUVs & vans6% VLT allowed
Rear windshield — with both side mirrorsAny darkness
WindshieldTop strip only
Reflectance25% / 35% max
Fla. Stat. §§316.2952–316.2955 (2025). Verified at flsenate.gov. Compliance label installed with every job.
SunTek window tint shade scale showing VLT percentages from 15 to 90 percent
What the percentages actually look like · lower VLT = darker film
05 / THE WORK

Recent Tint.

Tinted builds inside the Big Shot Rides shop, Coconut Creek FL
SunTek window tint installation at Big Shot Rides
SunTek tint on Ford F-150 build at Big Shot Rides, Broward County
06 / FAQ

Straight Answers.

How much does window tint cost? +

Window tint at Big Shot Rides starts at $160 with lifetime-warranty films. Ceramic film and larger vehicles move the number — one call or text gets you an exact quote. Financing is available through Affirm.

How dark can I legally go in Florida? +

Florida law requires front side windows to allow at least 28% of light through (28% VLT), and windows behind the driver at least 15% on cars — SUVs and vans can go as low as 6% behind the driver, and the rear windshield can go any darkness if the vehicle has both side mirrors. We install within these limits, tell you straight when a shade isn’t street legal, and include the Florida-required compliance label with every job.

Ceramic vs. carbon tint — which should I get? +

Ceramic rejects the most heat and infrared — the right call if your car lives outside in Florida sun. Carbon delivers the deep black look and strong performance at a friendlier price. Both carry lifetime warranties; we’ll tell you honestly which fits how you use the car.

Does tint actually keep the car cooler? +

Yes — quality film blocks 99% of UV and up to 94% of infrared heat, which is what you feel through the glass. Less heat soak, less AC strain, and your interior stops fading and cracking.

Will my tint bubble or turn purple? +

Not the film we install. Purple fade and bubbling come from cheap dyed film and rushed prep. Our SunTek films carry a lifetime warranty against exactly that — and if another shop’s tint failed on you, we remove it and do it right.

How long does tinting take — and when can I roll the windows down? +

Most full cars take 2–3 hours. Keep the windows up for a few days after install while the film cures — we’ll give you the exact timeline for your film when you pick up.

Beat the Heat.

Legal, clean, lifetime-warrantied — tint done like the rest of the build.

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