Window Tint · Livingston County
Window Tint
in Brighton, MI
Truck country. Trailers, boats, and a lot of highway miles on US-23.
Why Brighton cars come in.
Brighton runs trucks, and trucks have a lot of glass sitting high with nothing shading it. A crew cab parked at a job site or a boat launch is an oven by noon. The good news is that the glass that matters most on a truck, the rear doors and the back window, is exactly where Michigan puts no darkness limit at all.
If you tow, mention it. Mirror sightlines and how dark you can go on the rear glass without making a night backup harder are a real conversation, not a formality.
Cars come to the shop at 2200 S Industrial Hwy, Suite D, Ann Arbor. We are not a mobile service.
A thirty minutes north on US-23 to the I-96 interchange is too far to drive back and check.
So you don't. Every car gets a private tracking link the moment it is checked in. Stage, timestamp, photos from the bay, and a text when it is done. On tint jobs there is a live cure countdown so you know exactly when the windows can go down.
Brighton is in Michigan, so the same rules apply.
Front doors and windshield: a strip along the top only. Everything behind the driver: as dark as you want. There is a medical exemption route for front glass.
We check your car before we cut. If you have been told something different by somebody else, ask us and we will show you where the line is.
Thirty minutes each way is a lot. Why come to you?
For a wash, it probably is not worth it, and we will say that. For tint or a full detail where you are leaving the vehicle anyway, the drive happens twice, not every week.
Can you handle a dually or a long bed?
Tell us the exact truck when you book. Bay space and time both depend on it, and we would rather know in advance than turn you away at the door.
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Ann Arbor, MI 48104