925Tint

***WARNING*** I just called this place to see if they could tint my windows (1988 Chevy Silverado) and possibly recommend a shop that would replace the window seals as well, and I was told they don't do any tinting on vehicles that were made prior to 2005. What??? There's a picture of a early 70s Chevelle they worked on, on their reviews... Gut feeling = DONT TRUST them

I came here to get some door edge guards, PPF under the door handles, PPF along the fender of my truck after my doors were repainted and the results were disappointing to say the least. They hand cut everything, the lines along the doors are super sloppy. I’m sure these guys are really good for tint, but I wouldn’t come here for PPF. I came here because it was closer than my other tint guy, But after this, I regret not going the distance and getting a quality job done.

I had a terrible experience with 925tint. I got my car windows tinted here about 1.5 years ago. Recently, I noticed some small bubbling and gave them a call to see if this can be fixed under warranty. They said to come visit the shop, and I showed the owner (Henry) the spots where it was bubbling on all 4 windows. He was hesitant and said some of this is normal. I said this is not true because you can notice differences where it is peeling on one side and not the other. He told me to come back to have his tint guy inspect it so I came back. Carlos the tint guy inspected the bubbles and agreed to fix it under warranty and we scheduled a date. After picking my car up from the appointment I walked around and noticed a big scratch on the left rear door panel (pictured). I knew this scratch happened during my service here because my car was just detailed over the weekend and garaged since, and this is something I definitely would have noticed. I called the shop immediately and told them what I found, and they told me to come in right away. I got there and Carlos and the other tint guy inspected it. They admitted fault and said it happened from a rolling chair they use. I asked what could be done, and they said they would speak with the owner and reach out. I call them the next day and spoke with the owner Henry, who said he needed to inspect it himself (despite his staff taking clear videos of the scratch). He then proceeds to say my car is not new (2022) and that scratches are "normal". This is blasphemy. My car may not be a 2025 model fresh off the lot, but it is paint corrected, ceramic coated, and washed every week. Henry implying the scratch isnt a big deal because it's not a new car shows a lot about his frugal business mindset. Keep in mind I did not hear any apology or a sorry from anyone the whole time. I called the shop back on Friday (as discussed with Henry) to bring the car to show him the scratch, and he is not even at the shop. I truly regret taki