All Tesla models have a CABIN OVERHEAT PROTECTION feature that automatically turns the A/C on if the interior gets over 110 degrees while parked. Once your battery reaches 20%, this feature shuts down, but you’ve already lost most of your battery.
The Tesla Model 3 has a large glass surface area, making it prone to battery drain in hot weather. Tinting your Model 3’s windows keeps the cabin cool and prevents the Cabin Overheat Protection feature from activating.
This results in saving your battery and improving your Tesla’s mileage per charge, especially during the hot summer months.
Tinting your Tesla’s windows increases mileage per charge, protects against harmful UV rays, maintains a cool cabin for both style and temperature, prevents battery drain, reduces sun glare, and minimizes the need for A/C usage.
Watch VideoSun Stoppers partners with XPEL to bring you the highest-grade protective films available for your Model 3 Tesla. Bring your Model 3 down to Sun Stoppers, and you’ll get specialized installation of window tint, paint protection and ceramic coating by experienced professionals. We love what we do and it shows!
Prime XR (Better) Utilizing a nano-ceramic construction, PRIME XR Ceramic Film maintains the same flawless appearance and clarity for multiple years. Blocking up to 88% of infrared heat, PRIME XR will provide you with the level of performance you expect from a top-of-the-line automotive window tint without breaking the bank.
Prime XR Plus (Best) Rejecting infrared heat thanks to a multi-layer nanoparticle technology, PRIME XR PLUS automotive window tint combines a cool look with extreme performance. Stay comfortable and protected in all types of weather with PRIME XR PLUS ceramic film.
See how window tinting, ceramic coating, or paint protection could look on the front, sides, and back of your vehicle.
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If you own a Model 3 Tesla, you care a lot about driving a safe car and cutting down on the expenses of powering a vehicle. But did you know…
Read MoreSun Stoppers offers paint protection and ceramic coating to keep your Tesla in mint condition. These protective measures safeguard your Tesla’s exterior from harsh road conditions.
Paint protection is one of the best investments you can make to keep your Tesla in new condition. Watch the video below to see the amazing benefits of XPEL’s self-healing film or learn more about paint protection by clicking the link.
Benefits
UV rays can fade your Tesla’s paint job real quick. Different kinds of substances like tree sap can also inflict damage on your Tesla’s exterior. Ceramic coating prevents your Tesla’s paint job from fading and helps protect your Tesla by making all sorts of road debris slide right off your exterior.
Benefits
Yes, we can. We use a single 60-inch piece of window film to ensure a quality install and maximum lifespan for the window tint. This also helps cover some of the larger and wider windows that some Tesla models have.
Not really. Even though Teslas require a lot “of extras” when it comes to their batteries and engine, the windows are pretty standard.
There are many factors that go into how long window tint lasts on a any given car, but standard-industry films typically last around 5 years. However, the XPEL product we use often lasts at least 10 years if properly maintained!
Yes. Rolling your windows down prematurely can harm the window tint just like washing your windows too soon can, too. While 4 days is usually long enough to wait, you might want to wait a week to be on the safe side.
Bubbles in the window tints are normal for a few hours after installation. If the bubbles remain after a week or two, the window tint was not installed properly.
Not really. Different sized cars and windshields mean more product and labor will be required, but the overall tinting application process is the same.
We offer the XPEL Prime XR (88% blockage of infrared heat) and the XPEL Prime XR Plus (98% blockage of infrared heat). Both window films protect you from harmful UV rays with a rating of SPF 1,000.
That’s a great question, and the simple answer is that it’s difficult to answer! Why? Because every state has different levels of legal tint. We recommend visiting a site like tintinglaws.com to discover the window tinting laws in your state and make sure you stay legal.
There are two main considerations when cleaning tinted windows: