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All 1 shops in City of Industry on one page, ranked by rating, then by review count. Shops with no published rating sit at the bottom — nobody gets stars they did not earn.
On a passenger car — front side windows: 70%. Rear side windows: No restriction. Rear windshield: No restriction. Transparent material may cover only the topmost portion of the windshield, with its bottom edge at least 29 inches above the driver's seat under the measurement in § 26708(c) — not red or amber, with no opaque lettering, and no added glare for other drivers.
20% sits inside the figures for the rear side windows and rear windshield. It is darker than California allows on the front side windows.
City of Industry has 1 window film shop listed on Film Slingers, ranked by rating, then by review count — nobody buys a position. Aerowerkz leads the list at 4.5 stars. Every shop page carries its address, phone, hours, and a quote form.
No darker-film medical exemption. California gives two narrow routes only: (1) removable sun screening devices on the front side windows under § 26708(b)(10) and § 26708.2, with a letter signed by a licensed physician and surgeon for a medical condition, or by a licensed optometrist for a visual condition — the device must allow ready removal, any transparent material on it must let in at least 35% of light and reflect 35% or less, and it may not be used during darkness; and (2) clear UV film under § 26708(e) with a certificate signed by a licensed dermatologist — the same 88% film and 70% finished-window numbers, so it adds UV protection, never darkness. These sections name no agency application, no fee, and no expiration date.
It turns on the vehicle, how much glass is being covered, and the film tier — dyed, carbon, and ceramic films price differently, and shops quote the finished job, not the film alone. The free 2026 California Tint Law and Cost Guide by email (below) includes cost notes that explain what shops weigh, so a quote makes sense when you get one.
Full California tint law guide
California has no state tint inspection — the law is enforced at the stop, and legal clear film on the front side windows carries its installer certificate in the vehicle. The full guide states the law in plain English — fines, medical exemptions, and the windshield rule included.
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