Ceramic window tint for Woodward Park drivers, installed at our shop on E Ashlan Ave, about 14 minutes down Highway 41.
Woodward Park sits on the San Joaquin River at the north edge of Fresno. It opened in 1968 on land Ralph Woodward left for a regional park and bird sanctuary, and the north Fresno neighborhoods around it share the name.
A Saturday at the Japanese Garden, the disc golf course or the Lewis S. Eaton Trail usually means the car sits in an open lot for hours. XPEL ceramic film is built for that: it rejects heat coming through the glass instead of only darkening it. See ceramic window tint in Fresno for every film we install.
Drive figures are an OpenStreetMap routing estimate. Temperature from the National Weather Service, Fresno.
North Fresno summers run long, and a car parked in the sun for an afternoon gets far hotter inside than the air around it. Ceramic film targets infrared, the part of sunlight you feel as heat, so the cabin warms up less while you are out on the trail.
Friant Road to Highway 41, south to Ashlan, then east to the shop.
Distance and time are an OpenStreetMap routing estimate without traffic.
Closer to Barstow and First? See Ceramic Window Tint in Hoover.
Browse recent installs by make before you make the drive down from Woodward Park.
Coming from Woodward Park? Send us your year, make and model and we will quote ceramic tint before you make the 14-minute drive. Call or text (559) 215-8435.
About 7.9 miles, roughly 14 minutes without traffic: Friant Road to Highway 41 south, then east on Ashlan Ave.
Most tint jobs take 2 to 4 hours, depending on the vehicle and how many windows we are doing.
Ceramic film is made to reject infrared heat, the part of sunlight you feel as warmth. The cabin still warms up in the sun, just less than it would behind plain glass.
Yes. Many SUVs come with darker privacy glass in the back. We tint the front side windows to get as close a match as California law allows.
XPEL’s guidance is 1 to 5 days, depending on climate. In a Fresno summer it is usually the short end, and some haze for up to 10 days is normal while the film cures.
It depends on the vehicle and the film. Call or text (559) 215-8435 with your year, make and model and we will quote it.
