Yes, in fact, it’s highly recommended! The combination of PPF and ceramic coating offers maximum protection. We can apply the ceramic coating over the PPF to give your Tesla enhanced gloss, hydrophobic properties, and additional ease of maintenance.

Yes, you can tint Tesla windows, and in fact, many Tesla owners choose to tint their windows for enhanced comfort, aesthetics, and UV protection. Tinting works well on Tesla models, including the large panoramic windshields and rear windows.

Many Tesla owners find Paint Protection Film a valuable investment, particularly if they want to maintain the car’s aesthetics, protect against environmental damage, and minimize maintenance and repair costs. If you’re seeking peace of mind and a way to keep your Tesla looking pristine for years, PPF can be a worthwhile addition.

Yes, Teslas come with some factory tint, but it varies by model and window location:

1. Panoramic Roof Glass
   • Most Teslas come with a panoramic roof or large glass roof sections that have a factory-applied tint. This glass is specially treated to block out a significant amount of UV and infrared light, which helps reduce heat buildup in the cabin. However, some owners still add an aftermarket tint for additional heat rejection or privacy.
2. Rear Windows
   • The rear windows on Teslas typically have a light factory tint to reduce glare and heat. However, this tint is generally mild and may not provide enough privacy or heat rejection for all owners, especially in warmer climates. Adding an aftermarket tint on top of the factory tint is a common upgrade.
3. Front Windows and Windshield
   • The front windows and windshield generally do not come with any noticeable tint, apart from standard UV protection built into the glass. Due to regulations, the front windows are left untinted to ensure clear visibility. Some Tesla owners choose to apply a clear ceramic film to the windshield to reduce heat and UV exposure without affecting visibility.

Yes, for many Tesla owners, Paint Protection Film (PPF) is well worth the investment. Tesla paint can be vulnerable to chips, scratches, and other damage due to their smooth, expansive surfaces and low clearance. PPF provides an added layer of durable protection that maintains the pristine look of the paint, enhances the vehicle’s resale value, and can save on potential repair costs down the line.

Here’s why PPF can be particularly valuable for Tesla:

Protection Against Road Damage: Tesla owners frequently report that the front bumper, hood, and lower door panels are prone to damage from rocks and road debris. PPF effectively shields these high-impact areas from chips, scratches, and abrasions.

Enhanced Resale Value: A well-maintained Tesla with a flawless exterior can command a higher resale value. PPF keeps the paint intact, reducing the need for future touch-ups and making the car more attractive to potential buyers.

Easy Maintenance: PPF has self-healing properties, which means minor scratches can vanish with exposure to heat or sunlight. Plus, the hydrophobic surface of PPF makes it easier to clean off dirt and grime.

UV Protection: PPF helps protect the paint from UV rays, which can cause fading and oxidation over time, especially in sunny climates.

Cost-Effectiveness Over Time: While PPF is an investment upfront, it can prevent costly paint repairs. Even a small paint correction on a Tesla can be expensive, and PPF helps reduce the need for these.

If you’re planning to keep your Tesla long-term or want to ensure it stays in top shape, PPF is a popular and recommended option to consider. Many Tesla owners find that PPF on the front-end or in high-wear areas provides a perfect balance of protection without requiring full-body coverage.

If you’re looking for added protection, ease of maintenance, and a way to enhance the look of your Tesla for years to come, ceramic coating can be a worthwhile investment. It’s particularly valuable for owners who drive frequently, park outdoors, or just want to keep their Tesla looking its best with minimal maintenance.

• Enhanced Shine and Aesthetics
  • Ceramic coating brings out a deep gloss that enhances your Tesla’s paint color and finish. Many Tesla owners love the ultra-sleek, high-gloss look that ceramic coating provides, making it look even more polished than the factory finish.
• Easier Maintenance and Cleaning
  • Ceramic coating’s hydrophobic properties make the car’s surface water-repellent, meaning dirt, grime, and water spots are less likely to stick. This can make washing your Tesla quicker and easier and can reduce the frequency of washes.
• Protection from Environmental Contaminants
  • The coating protects against UV rays, which can cause fading and oxidation, and it also adds resistance to minor chemical contaminants like bird droppings, tree sap, and bug splatter. These can be tough to remove on an untreated surface and may damage the paint over time, but with ceramic coating, they are easier to clean off.
• Durability
  • Unlike wax, which wears off quickly, ceramic coating can last anywhere from 2 to 7 years, depending on the product used and maintenance. This means you can get long-term protection and enhanced aesthetics with just a one-time application, making it a cost-effective choice over time.

Paint Protection Film (PPF) is a clear, durable film that’s applied to the surface of your Tesla to protect it from road debris, rock chips, scratches, and environmental contaminants. Teslas often have premium paint finishes, and PPF offers an extra layer of defense to keep that finish looking new for years. This is especially valuable for Teslas due to their long lifespan and high resale value.

Many Tesla owners opt for high-impact areas, such as the front bumper, hood, and mirrors. However, full-car PPF coverage is becoming increasingly popular for those who want the best protection. We can also customize coverage based on your driving habits, location, and budget.

No, our window tint is designed specifically to work with Tesla’s advanced sensors and does not interfere with autopilot or safety systems.