Not only does window film enhance the look of your vehicle, it also helps to protect you and your passengers from dangerous sun glare, UV exposure and overheating.
Our advice when choosing a window tint for your car? Make sure you choose a tint that’s independently tested for best quality.
With a range of tints to suit every lifestyle, window tint is a must for your vehicle.
Driving on a warm day can sometimes make you feel like you are driving in a sauna!
A hot car means your air-conditioning needs to work harder to help cool the cabin and reach a comfortable temperature. Increased load on your air-conditioned ultimately means increased fuel consumption.
Not to mention those harmful UV rays that are hitting your skin, and with the amount of time we spend in the car, this increases your risk of skin cancer.
All MotorOne films have been independently tested by ARPANSA (Australian Radiation Protection and Nuclear Safety Agency), and are certified to the highest possible UPF rating of 50+.
When choosing a tint for your car, make sure you ask if it’s ARPANSA tested.
MotorOne are the only official licensee of Cancer Council endorsed window film. Offering three shades – tinted, darkest legal, and clear – there’s a film for every lifestyle.
The best part: A portion of every sale of Cancer Council Auto Tint goes directly towards cancer research, education and patient support services.
Street Legal is our most popular tint. It’s the darkest automotive window film, best suited to those who want to make a statement about themselves and their car. It’s the performance you need without compromising the look you want.
Street Legal pushes the limits of style, yet still meets the legal requirements and regulations on visible light transmittance (VLT).
Protektiv Ceramic automotive film brings you the latest global technology in an IR window film that outperforms all other films.
Protektiv Ceramic is a 100% colour stable film, and because it’s 100% metal free, it will not cause electromagnetic interference (EMI) with electronic devices such as GPS, car radios and mobile phones.
