Tesla Window Tint for Seal Beach

We are not in Seal Beach. Tesla Tint LA is the Tesla window-tint side of Audio MotorSports on Avalon — 22025 S Avalon Blvd Ste A · CA 90745. One bay. One map pin. No Seal Beach storefront dressed up for SEO. You drive in from Seal Beach with a Model Y L, Model Y, Model 3, Model S, Model X, or Cybertruck, and you leave with Solar Ceramic or 3M IR Ceramic film cut the way Tesla glass actually needs. Call or text (310) 513-8800. Ask for Nick. Zack runs the floor.

Seal Beach is a Pacific Coast Highway and 405 hop, not a Main Street tint shop. You leave the pier grid, take Pacific Coast Highway west, pick up the 405 north, and drop onto Avalon. 10.9 miles. About twenty-four minutes when the 405 is moving. Alternate is Seal Beach Boulevard inland if Main Street is a weekend wall. Book 10:00 AM. A Saturday on Pacific Coast Highway is a wall of beach traffic, and a Tesla that already sat on Main does not need that second baking. The pin is 22025 S Avalon Blvd Ste A · CA 90745. Text Nick before you leave Main Street. One bay. No Seal Beach storefront. Call the 310. Ask for Nick. Zack runs the floor.

This page is Tesla window tint. Full stop. No stereo. No alarm. No audio pitch. No wraps, no PPF, no glass repair. Tesla Tint LA exists so a Seal Beach Tesla owner can read the films, the locked numbers, and the drive without wading through a car-stereo menu. 3M IR Ceramic is the heat film. Solar Ceramic is the published ceramic number. Fronts stay California 70% VLT. Darker rears are legal. Nick writes the coverage at the counter before the car goes in.

Seal Beach glare is pier glare plus naval-lot heat. Main Street meters throw water light onto the driver glass all morning, then Seal Beach Boulevard inland opens into a harder, flatter sun the pier does not advertise. The Weapons Station side of town is pale concrete and no shade. Ceramic is why these Teslas come up the 405. Less squint on Pacific Coast Highway, less oven on the inland hop. A dyed roll does not do that job. Solar Ceramic is the published ceramic number. 3M IR Ceramic is the heat film. Fronts stay California 70% VLT. Micro edge sits to the gasket. A plotter-short edge shows after one bright Main Street morning.

The featured Seal Beach car is the Model Y L — more glass than the shorter crossover, first on the simulator, the one whose extra backlight soaks a Main Street stall while you walk to the pier. Then Model S, Model 3, Model X, Model Y, Cybertruck, in that order. A Seal Beach Model 3 that lives off Electric Avenue and a Model S that commutes Seal Beach Boulevard are not one pattern. The Model X falcon glass is its own shape. The standard Model Y still fills most of the pier meters. The Cybertruck will not hide in a Main Street stall — text Nick so the bay is ready. Glass shape lies in photos. Bring the car. No public dollars.

The route from Seal Beach: Pacific Coast Highway west to the 405 north, then Avalon. Alternate: Seal Beach Boulevard inland to the 405 north, then Avalon. 10.9 miles. About 24 minutes when the freeway is moving. Maps pin 22025 S Avalon Blvd Ste A · CA 90745 · (310) 513-8800 only — never a pin in Seal Beach. Text the year and the Tesla before you leave so Nick can park a 10:00 AM or 12:00 PM slot. Monday through Saturday, 9:30 AM to 6:00 PM. Sunday closed. Walk-ins happen, and they fill the floor. A Payment Plan is at the counter. Payment Plan only.

Installed prices do not change because you drove from Seal Beach. Two front windows, Solar Ceramic: Model 3, Y, S, and Y L $189; Model X and Cybertruck $269. Two fronts, 3M IR Ceramic: 3, Y, S, and Y L $249; X and Cybertruck $349. Doors plus back, no windshield, Solar Ceramic: Model Y $349 · Model 3 $369 · Model S $399 · Model Y L $399 · Cybertruck $399 · Model X $499. Doors plus back, 3M IR Ceramic: Y $549 · 3 $569 · S $599 · Y L $599 · Cybertruck $599 · X $699. Windshield, Solar Ceramic: 3, S, Y, and Y L $189; X and Cybertruck $399. Windshield, 3M IR Ceramic: 3, S, Y, and Y L $299; X and Cybertruck $499.

Film is cut on a glass board, then applied. We do not cut on your glass. A plotter pattern is a database shape trimmed short so it clears the gasket. That hairline of light is the plotter tell. Micro edge means the film sits to the gasket. Teslas need prep around electronics near the rear window. The Y L, S, 3, X, Y, and Cybertruck are not one pattern. Glass shape lies in photos. Bring the car if you can. Preview shades on the homepage simulator — Model Y L is first — then confirm the film at the counter.

If you are in Seal Beach hunting Tesla window tint, stop bouncing between thin near-me pages. Drive the Avalon hop, ask for Nick, and get a real quote on Solar Ceramic or 3M IR Ceramic — hand-cut, micro edge, California fronts. Nearby drive-ins: Los Alamitos · Hawaiian Gardens · Lakewood · Signal Hill. The full grid lives on Locations. One Avalon shop. Book 10:00 or 12:00.