WINDOW TINTING YOUR TESLA MODEL Y | XPEL XR PLUS CERAMIC TINTS
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- Опубликовано: 10 июн 2024
- This week we had fun tinting a Tesla Model Y performance package. With its interior being white, we tested to see which shade of window tint would work best to match the factory-dye windows. Join us as we find out the perfect match for this beautiful Tesla Model Y!
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Do you recommend doing the roof tint? I know they have factory tint that protects you from uv ray and heat .
If you're looking into some real heat rejection rate, and want your vehicle to be as heat resistant as possible, it is highly recommended! Just make sure who ever is installing these large portions of glass explain to you exactly how it's installed as well as for history of working with such vehicles
Notice how he covered the IRR reading with his thumb when he measured the rear windows. That's because the rear windows come with 91.5% IRR from the factory. I've measured it myself with that same tool on a factory Tesla Model Y.
Hi!
Did you also measure the two front windows without tint?
To think that not putting any tint on the rear windows is a great idea because it already blocks heat is the wrong mindset. Your kids, dogs and or whatever you put back there will get cooked!
The only thing that will help you reduce heat is window film, specially a high grade ceramic film. Thanks for watching 🫡
@@HighEndDetail I did also measure the front. Here is what I got around the car.
Front: 80.5 VLT, 100 UVR, and 76.7 IRR
Rear: 21.6 VLT, 96.2 UVR, and 91.5 IRR
The roof got 100 UVR and 98 IRR
@@ScottRodriguez great! So based on those numbers you’re thinking tint isn’t needed? Do a btu reading on those back windows, they’re absorbing more heat than the clear two front windows due to the fact that they’re factory dye black.
@@HighEndDetail BTU measures how much solar energy is passing through the window into the car heating the surfaces of the interior of the vehicle. The higher the IRR, the less solar energy is passing through the window.
That said, as the ceramic tint or in the Model Y’s case, the factory windows block solar heat (based on the measurements revealed) from passing through the window, the window itself will absorb and maintain heat energy. As the window warms up, the air in the vehicle will still gradually warm up via conductive heat transfer.
Conductive heat transfer (air inside the vehicle that is heating up due to being in contact with the warm window) is an issue while vehicles are stationary. Once the vehicle is in motion, any heat being absorbed into the window will be cast off the vehicle as wind passes over the car.
Long story short, the interior of a stationary vehicle left in direct sunlight is going to get hot over time regardless of how you choose to block the heat due to conductive heat.
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Great video.
I’m trying to make sense of this, too. If they factory backseat windows have UVR~97, and IRR~91 does adding film to get to UVR~100 and IRR~98 really improve things all that much? How do the BTUs compare? Or is comparing BTUs even a fair comparison? I really appreciate your insight on this.
Great video. I love your pace and how you deliver information. Excellent!
Love watching the videos! Appreciate the help on the 72” plotter. 🙏🏼
Not a problem!
Great video. I wamt to tint another car with you again! Hands down very professional and knowledgable
Great job and attention to detail
I’ve been trying to get an idea of what do do for my black model y! Thanks for this video! Wish you were I Kentucky.
WOW! Nice work
20% - Thank You! I've been wanting to Tint just my front side windows to match the rears on my '21 MYP.
Looks great!
Nice job! What do you use if it’s a black interior?
Awesome video everyday i ride my car very like 100 f inside hope i could get a tint
Any tips on how to install the tint without removing the gasket?
I wish my Xpel shop was as competent as you guys. I asked to match it to the back and it looks like 50% now I gotta take it back and redo it.
Great video
20% front and 45% rear on xpel xr + on model y.. will it shows a big difference on shades ? My mids complaining the rear get sunny during summer.. wanted 15% front but not sure how reality 15% looks being in CA.. is 20% vs 15% shows a big difference? My interior is black
Good information.
In north carolina it 32% limit for all windows. Front (driver side, paseenger side, rear seat side and trunk door)
What percentage should be used?)
Any reaponse would be helpful.
Thank you,
Very good video,
So cool
If your Tesla Y has the interior black, do you still recommend 15% in the front and 70% back?
How do you open the latch so window rolls back up?
What is the cost for all of this tint done on the car?
What is the IRR on the stock windows with the factory tint in the rear? You covered it with your thumb when you tested it in the video. I was excited to see the difference.
If you skip ahead to 2:28 you see all the numbers of rates on the factory tesla window with the scanner and the film comparison
@@HighEndDetail what is the IRR on the two back windows?
I would like to know too. You covered it with your thumb. You did show the front but what is the irr of the stock rear windows.
97.1
I saw in the slow motion
91.5 I've measured it myself with that tool on a stock Tesla Model Y.
I had the front windows on my 2022 MYP tinted with XPEL XR PLUS a few weeks ago. There is a minimal gap between the edge of the film and the top edge of the window. I can see the tint film line. Again minimal (maybe the width of 1 or 2 credit cards put together) bit it’s there. The tinting facility said they don’t go to the exact edge of the window because on Teslas they have found that when they go to the edge they have encountered peeling through time. Is this accurate? Thank you
Yes it's true, unfortunately on all vehicles if you put the film to the edge it would peel, so you leave a little gap. I try to shoot for one CC..
what % was the back trunk glass?
Very nice
Is $400 a fair price for side windows abs rear for Xpel XR film?
Thank you! This is very helpful. I’m thinking about doing this but with XR Plus 55 in the rear sides and XR Plus 15 in the front side. Would that be a closer match in VLT?
Yes it would make it a closer match. I was going to post the same comment, but I usually read through what people post so that I don’t post the same thing.
I see that the 'clear window' even shows 100 UV & 78 IR... does it mean that the 'clear window' even blocks 100% of uv & 78% of IR? I heard that only the roof window blocks UV...
I think we can only go to 35 in Tennessee.
Why did you tint from outside then inside on the front? I thought they just do the inside
To shape the tint before they install it on the inside
45% over factory and 15% front matches almost perfect
I had my front window tinted with 3M clear. They put on the inside. Why?
Tint is always applied to the inside. When you see him laying it down on the outside, that's just to stretch and form it so that it's the right size and shape when it's transferred to the inside and won't require as much work to get laid down into place.
the best tint for tesla y is 15% in the front, 35% in the rear and back window, roof and windscreen is 70%. If your happy with the privacy stock window from tesla and don't want to tint it just want to match the front, just tint the front 20%.
Lota new stuff, to me anyway. Thanks.
Front VLT was 10%
Rear VLT was 15%
So the back side windows are 5% lighter than the front? Doing 35-45% in the rear would've been an actual match.
yes and no. yes, the front windows are 10% but due to them being close to the windshield (lots of light come in) and taking in consideration that the seats being are white, 10% looks like 15%.
Why are you accounting for the white interior to change the tint when the back windows also have white interior? Because the variation is true for all windows, shouldn't it be ignored? If the 10% on the front is going to come up to 15%, isn't the 15% on the back going to go up to 20%? Seems like you should just match the windows, unless the interior were 2 different colors front and rear.
The front seats are going to be more illuminated by the light coming in the windshield and reflecting it out the front windows, the back seats are going to be shaded from that light by the front seats, so if all were tinted the same, the back would appear darker from the outside. If the goal was for the windows to look the same from the driver's perspective looking out, they should try for the same effective VLT, if the goal is to make them *look* matched from the outside, then they'd want to be a touch darker in the front.
@@PMitchell106 makes sense. thank you
is it me or the video has another BGM track overlaying the main one? I had to turn off the sound cause it's very distracting
Fact:
The FRONT WINDOW TINT is very dark for NIGHT DRIVING, especially for a lady driver/owner.
And to see more clearly the ROAD, 80% - 90% are perfect for NIGHT time.
How do I know?
I was in the tint business for 3 decades, and I've seen people correlate the DARK tint to LESS HEAT, but that's NOT CORRECT, as whatever the COMPOSITION of the TINT ITSELF (especially ceramic technology), the HEAT REJECTIONS is the same with 90% to 10%, period.
Have a great day to y'all!
In Virginia you get harassed with 15% even 20% on the front 🤦🏽♂️ Great job though
oh no that's where I am :( yikes....i'm looking to get tinted soon too thanks for sharing! good info for sure I definitely don't want them bothering me
@@Markus1229 Yap! 50% is the darkest you can go, in VA, but I did 20% anyway because I’m an outlaw, hehe 🙃
That music. 😫
music ruins this video
Ive just noticed that. Sorry for this, we’ve fixed it
this is the first video I've seen of yours... and I gotta admit, that's pretty dodgy behaviour aye 🤣
Like, you didn't even defend your actions, so it was def done on purpose... but with no explanation of why. I guess it would be worse if you lied and said you didn't mean to cover the info with your thumb.
Anyway, my point is it's pretty deceptive dude 🤔 How can anyone honestly trust anything you say after a stunt like that without any explaination about why you were covering the reading on the device?
I clicked dislike on your video. The reason is I was watching it with my 3 year old and that song you included was dropping the "F" bomb over and over and my 3 year old repeated that word. Your video, other than that was excellent.
We apologize for this. we had another instrumental on the original video but it got flagged for copyright and we just layered that song instead without actually hearing all of it. you're absolutely right and we have now chosen another song. thank you for bringing it up to our attention. thanks for watching the video!
Great video