Ceramic window tint for Sunnyside, about 13 minutes to our shop on E Ashlan Ave by way of Highways 180 and 168.
Sunnyside is a census-designated place on Fresno’s east side, with 4,627 residents at the 2020 census. It sits on the Southern Pacific Railroad line, about five miles north-northeast of Malaga.
From Sunnyside the quickest way to us is Clovis Avenue to Highway 180, then Highway 168 to Ashlan. See ceramic window tint in Fresno for every film we install, or Ceramic Window Tint in Roosevelt for the neighborhoods just west.
About 13 minutes without traffic.
Distance and time are an OpenStreetMap routing estimate without traffic.
Fresno recorded 69 days at 100°F or hotter in 2021, and a drive home west on 180 in the late afternoon points you at the sun. Ceramic film cuts the heat coming through the glass and takes the edge off low-sun glare through the side windows.
Sunnyside is counted as its own census-designated place.
It sits on the Southern Pacific line, about five miles north-northeast of Malaga.
By way of Clovis Avenue, Highway 180 and Highway 168.
Fresno’s average dense-fog days per winter. Film cures slower when it is cold and damp.
From work trucks to sports cars, browse recent installs by make.
Heading in from Sunnyside? Call or text (559) 215-8435 with your year, make and model and we will have a quote ready.
Clovis Avenue to Highway 180, then Highway 168 to Ashlan. About 8.1 miles and 13 minutes without traffic.
Yes. XPEL’s cure window is 1 to 5 days depending on climate, and cold, foggy weather pushes it toward the long end. Fresno averages 32 dense-fog days a winter.
Yes, with the same XPEL ceramic film we use on cars.
Most tint jobs take 2 to 4 hours.
Yes, with clear windshield protection film.
Call or text (559) 215-8435 with your year, make and model.
