Ceramic window tint for Sierra Sky Park, about 17 minutes from the airpark to our shop on E Ashlan Ave.
Sierra Sky Park was established in 1946 and is recognized as the first residential aviation community in the world. Residents land, taxi down extra-wide neighborhood streets and park their aircraft at home, about seven miles northwest of central Fresno.
Cars share those streets with airplanes, and a wide street leaves a parked car out in the open. See ceramic window tint in Fresno for every film we install, or Ceramic Window Tint in Herndon for the area just west.
Recognized as the first residential airpark in the world.
Built so aircraft can taxi from the runway to the homes.
Of central Fresno, near Herndon Avenue.
10 miles by way of Herndon Avenue and Highway 41.
A car parked beside a hangar or out on a wide street sits in direct sun most of the day. Ceramic film is built to reject the infrared heat that builds up in a closed cabin, and it cuts glare without the mirrored look of metallic film.
Alluvial to McCampbell, Herndon to Highway 41, south to Ashlan. About 17 minutes without traffic.
Distance and time are an OpenStreetMap routing estimate without traffic.
Recent XPEL installs from our Fresno shop, sorted by make.
Car lives outside by the hangar? Call or text (559) 215-8435 with your year, make and model for a ceramic tint quote.
About 10 miles, roughly 17 minutes without traffic, by way of Herndon Avenue and Highway 41.
That is where it pays off most. Ceramic film rejects infrared heat, so the cabin builds up less heat while the car sits in the sun.
XPEL says 1 to 5 days depending on climate. In summer it is usually quicker.
A microfiber towel with water, or a mild non-ammonia glass cleaner. XPEL advises against ammonia on window film.
Pick a shade you are comfortable with. We show you the options, and the front side windows stay within California’s legal range.
Call or text (559) 215-8435 with your year, make and model.
