2007 Ford Explorer — 20% Ceramic Front Windows to Match the Rear — Encinitas

White 2007 Ford Explorer tinted by BestAutoTechs in Encinitas — 20% HiTek Ceramic IR on the two front door windows to match the factory privacy glass on the rear windows and back glass, giving the whole cabin a uniform, factory-matched look. Ceramic was the right call here: instead of a basic dyed film that only darkens, HiTek Ceramic IR delivers maximum infrared heat rejection where it counts. Verified on our 3-in-1 tint meter right after install: 21.6% VLT, 96% UV rejection, and 95% IR rejection on the front glass — well above the 90% IR rejection the owner was after, so the front seats now reject heat as hard as they block light. On a body-on-frame SUV with a big glass area like this Explorer, that measured IR rejection makes a real difference in cabin comfort and takes load off the A/C on warm Encinitas afternoons. The film is 100% non-metallic, so there's zero interference with the key fob, radio, Bluetooth, or GPS. Mobile install completed on-site, backed by a lifetime warranty against bubbling, peeling, cracking, and fading. One honest note: California law (CVC §26708) requires front side windows to let more than 70% of visible light through, so a 20% shade on the front doors is darker than street-legal — we always walk customers through the legal options, including 70% ceramic fronts with the same 90%+ IR performance, before they choose.