Cybertruck window tint is its own job. Long Beach, Signal Hill, Lakewood, and San Pedro trucks use this bay. The glass does not behave like a Model 3. Solar Ceramic doors plus back glass is $399 installed.
How the install goes on a Cybertruck
You book 10:00 AM or 12:00 PM. Nick writes doors and back, two fronts, windshield, or both. Plotter film is a pattern from a library. Cybertruck glass is still new enough that a library shape is a guess. We hand-cut on a glass board, then apply. Fronts stay California 70% VLT. We do not invent a stainless “wrap” or a chrome-delete. This page is tint.
A Cybertruck is not the sedan 2–3 hour book every time. The glass is odd. The windshield, if you want it, is its own pass — the gallery clip is a Cybertruck windshield in 3M ceramic, cut in Carson. Doors-and-back still leaves the same day when you book the morning slot and the film is here. Walk-ins before 4 if Nick says yes. Sunday closed.
What we will say in public — unchanged
Tesla windshield tint on Solar Ceramic is $399 if you want that piece. Solar Ceramic doors plus back glass is $399 installed. 3M IR Ceramic is Solar Ceramic plus a fixed extra — doors $599, windshield $499. Two front windows: Solar Ceramic $269. 3M IR Ceramic $349. Those numbers match the homepage and the simulator. We do not invent a second truck package.
Ceramic versus dyed
The cabin on a Cybertruck is a lot of light. Dyed film will not do the heat job people think it will do. Ceramic is non-metal. That is why Tesla owners pick it over a dyed metal stack around cameras. 3M IR Ceramic is the heat film we recommend. Solar Ceramic is the published doors-and-back number. We do not invent an IR percent. We do not darken legal fronts to match the rears.
What you see on collection
Nick walks the truck with you. You look at the gasket line on the doors and the back. If we did the windshield, you look at that sheet from outside and from the driver’s seat — one piece, cut on a board, not a library guess. The stainless body is not the film. The film is the glass. You sit in the cabin and look out. If an edge is short, that is a plotter tell. That is not how this bay finishes a Cybertruck.
Stainless is not the job
People walk in talking about the stainless and then point at the glass. This page is the glass. We do not wrap the body. We do not chrome-delete. We do not invent a Cybertruck “full skin” package. That is the conversation. Long Beach and Signal Hill trucks book the same hours as a 3. The glass is just stranger.
Bring the year. Early trucks and later trucks are not a copy-paste pattern. If you only want two fronts, Solar Ceramic is $269 and 3M IR Ceramic is $349. Windshield-only is $399 Solar Ceramic or $499 3M IR Ceramic. The gallery windshield clip is 3M ceramic, cut in Carson. Ask Nick which film you are buying before the truck goes in. Shade is walked on the glass, not from a photo of someone else’s Cybertruck.
Walk it in
Nick at Audio MotorSports, 22025 S Avalon Blvd Ste A, Carson, CA 90745. (310) 513-8800. Appointments 10:00 AM or 12:00 PM. Mon–Sat 9:30 AM – 6:00 PM. Sunday closed. Long Beach, Signal Hill, Lakewood, and San Pedro trucks use this bay. One bay. No page per city.
What to bring: the truck, the year, and the glass you want done. Doors and back is $399 Solar Ceramic or $599 3M IR Ceramic. Two fronts are $269 Solar Ceramic or $349 3M IR Ceramic. Windshield is $399 Solar Ceramic or $499 3M IR Ceramic. Nick writes it before the truck goes in. Payment plan is a separate conversation at the same counter.
The simulator above paints a Cybertruck so you can play with shade. That is not the cut. The cut is on a glass board in Carson. Collect the truck, walk the edges, sit in the cabin. That is the job. If a library shop already tinted it short, say so — removal is its own conversation and we do not invent a removal number on this page. Ask for Nick. He will tell you what he can see on the glass you drove in. Call (310) 513-8800 before you drive from Long Beach if you want the morning slot.