2023 Hyundai Tucson Limited — 20% Ceramic IR Full-Car Window Tint — Mira Mesa, San Diego

A 2023 Hyundai Tucson Limited in black, tinted full-car in Mira Mesa with 20% HiTek Ceramic IR film on every side window and the rear glass. Full-car 20% is the most requested package we install in San Diego for a reason: it is one uniform shade from the front doors to the liftgate, so the Tucson's blacked-out roof rails, gloss trim and dark paint read as a single finished design instead of the factory two-tone look where dyed privacy glass in back sits next to bare glass up front. Our meter on the finished front door glass confirmed the spec — right around 20% visible light transmission with 100% UV rejection and roughly 94% infrared rejection. That infrared number is what separates true ceramic from cheap dyed film. Dyed film only darkens; it can look identical on day one and still let the cabin bake, then fade purple and bubble within a couple of summers. Ceramic IR blocks the invisible heat energy itself, which is why a Tucson tinted this way cools down far faster after sitting in a Mira Mesa driveway or the Mira Mesa Marketplace lot, keeps the black leather and dash from scorching, protects the panoramic sunroof cabin from UV fade, and takes real load off the A/C compressor on the 15 and 805. Inland Mira Mesa, Scripps Ranch and Miramar sit noticeably hotter than the coast, so heat rejection is the practical benefit here, not just privacy. The film is 100% non-metallic and signal-safe, so the Tucson's Bluelink connected services, GPS, Bluetooth, SiriusXM, TPMS sensors, blind-spot view monitor and rear cross-traffic radar all work exactly as they did from the factory. Every panel was hand-cut and heat-shrunk to the Tucson's curved door glass and steeply raked rear window, with clean edges tucked into the belt line and no light gaps, shrink lines or peeling corners. Installed mobile at the customer's home in Mira Mesa, San Diego, and backed by a lifetime warranty against bubbling, peeling, purpling and fading.