SunTek Carbon
A carbon film option for appearance, glare reduction and solar control. Compare the exact shade’s specifications with the ceramic options.
Price Carbon tintFishkill, New York · By appointment only
Window tint in Fishkill, NY.
Compare SunTek Carbon, CIR and Evolve films by shade, performance and installation finish. Review the glass requirements before choosing your package.
Real work by KOD
See the tint being installed.
Tint being fitted to a van’s rear window at KOD. This is part of the hands-on work behind the finished glass.
Film, shade and installation finish are confirmed separately for your vehicle.
Film, shade and finish are separate choices.
SunTek CIR
A ceramic film line with a range of shades. Review the selected film’s solar and infrared measurements before comparing it with Carbon or Evolve.
Price CIR tintSunTek Evolve
SunTek’s higher-performance ceramic line. Its infrared rejection claim is a specific test metric; it does not mean the film rejects that percentage of all heat.
Price Evolve tintRead the numbers in context.
Visible light transmission · VLT
VLT describes the visible light passing through the tested glass-and-film combination. A darker shade has a lower VLT. The film’s product name alone does not establish your vehicle’s final reading.
Solar, infrared and UV performance
TSER describes total solar energy rejection. SIRR and IRER are infrared measurements with different definitions; UV rejection describes a separate wavelength range. Compare the same metric, film shade and test basis.
SunTek distinguishes SIRR from IRER in its published test notes. Review the manufacturer’s specifications and definitions for the exact film. Tint does not guarantee a particular cabin temperature, fuel saving or security outcome.
New York: check the finished glass.
New York generally requires at least 70% visible light transmission through the windshield and front side windows. The rear window also needs 70% unless both outside mirrors provide a clear view behind the vehicle. Rear side windows on vehicles labeled “Passenger Car” must also meet 70%.
These requirements apply to the finished glass, not just the film’s listed shade. Factory glass already reduces light transmission, so adding film can bring it below the limit. Vehicle classification and any approved exemption matter. Review the current requirements before booking.
Read NY DMV’s window tint requirements and exemption information
Choose an installation finish.
Daily Driver Finish
The lower-cost finish allows more minor cosmetic imperfections. Review the app’s current finish description so you know what is included.
Industry Standard Finish
More installation time and tighter cosmetic workmanship standards. The scope and finish criteria should be clear before you book.
Neither finish means a flawless result. Temporary moisture or haze during curing should be distinguished from workmanship concerns. Follow the supplied instructions for window use and cleaning, and contact the shop if something does not look right.
Check the scope. Choose when you’re ready.
Use the app for current vehicle pricing and appointment availability. If your vehicle or package is missing, use its pricing update request. Visits to the Fishkill shop are by appointment only.