2023 Ford Ranger XLT/STX 4x4 — 2 Front Windows, High Heat Rejection Ceramic Tint — Carlsbad

Lifted 2023 Ford Ranger crew cab 4x4 in Cactus Grey tinted at the customer's place in Carlsbad, North County San Diego — HiTek Ceramic IR film on the two front door windows to match the factory privacy glass already in the rear doors and back glass. This is the single most requested truck job we do: from the factory, a Ranger crew cab comes with dark privacy glass behind the B-pillar but completely clear front doors, so the cab looks unfinished and the driver takes the full heat load through the front glass. Matching the front two windows with a high-IR ceramic film pulls the whole truck together visually and, more importantly, kills the heat and glare hitting the driver and passenger directly. High heat rejection is exactly where ceramic earns its money on a truck: the film rejects up to 88% of infrared heat and 99% of UV, so the cab stops baking on the 78 and the I-5, the door panels and armrests stay touchable, the A/C recovers in a couple of minutes instead of a couple of miles, and the interior plastics and upholstery are protected from the UV that fades and cracks them. Unlike cheap dyed film, ceramic holds its color and never turns purple or hazy, and unlike metalized film it is 100% non-metallic — zero interference with Ford Co-Pilot360 cameras and radar, BLIS blind-spot monitoring, SYNC 4, GPS, satellite radio, Bluetooth, keyless entry, or the tire pressure sensors. Installed mobile in Carlsbad with hand-cut patterns, tight edge work along the Ranger's frameless-look door glass, and a lifetime warranty against bubbling, peeling, purpling and fading. Whether you run a Ranger, F-150, Tacoma, Colorado or Silverado, front-two-window matching is the fastest, most cost-effective tint upgrade you can make.