Mercedes-Benz Sprinter Camper Van — 70% Ceramic Window Tint, 2 Front Windows, California Legal — San Diego

Mercedes-Benz Sprinter AWD camper van (Winnebago EKKO build) tinted on-site at the downtown San Diego waterfront with 70% HiTek Ceramic IR film on the two front cab windows — the shade California drivers can run legally on the front doors. California Vehicle Code 26708 requires front side windows to let through at least 70% of visible light, so a 70% ceramic film is the only real way to get heat and UV protection up front without risking a fix-it ticket. And that is the point most van owners miss: 70% ceramic is nearly invisible, yet it still rejects up to 88% of infrared heat and 99% of UV. You keep factory-clear visibility, night driving stays perfectly safe, but the cab stops turning into a greenhouse when the van is parked in the sun all afternoon at Embarcadero, Mission Bay, or a trailhead in the desert. On a Sprinter camper that matters more than on a normal car. The cab is where you sit, work, and navigate, the dash is huge, and the windshield and door glass area is enormous — solar load in the cab drives the whole rig's interior temperature and makes your A/C, roof fan, and house battery work overtime. Cutting the infrared before it enters means less strain on 12V cooling, a dash and steering wheel that are not too hot to touch, and far less UV fading on the upholstery and cabinetry of a very expensive build. The film is 100% non-metallic, so there is no interference with the Sprinter's MBUX screen, lane keeping and radar cruise sensors, GPS, cellular boosters, Starlink or WiFi routers, and solar charge controllers — a real problem with cheap metalized films on overland and van-life builds. Installation was done mobile in San Diego with the van's slab-sided cab glass hand-cut and shrunk to fit, edges sealed tight, and a lifetime warranty against bubbling, peeling, purpling, and fading. If you run a Sprinter, Transit, ProMaster, Revel, EKKO, or Class B motorhome and want legal front tint that actually blocks heat, this is exactly the spec to ask for.