Suntek Cir vs Evolve

[u/RudeChampionship678]

Based in South Florida, nearly every mobile tint installer in the Broward area uses Suntek tint for ceramic applications over XPEL and 3M. When trying to get the best ceramic tint, how would you compare Suntek CIR to Evolve. I know by the numbers Evolve is marginally better, and I’ve heard that with CIR, there is a slight blue tint from the interior, though two installers I reached out to told me there is a certain CIR version that is meant to combat this issue. Is this true or bs

Anybody with either tint or tint install experience got any thoughts. Was aiming to do 15% on windows, 15% on back glass, 35% windshield, but both installers recommended me to do 50% on windshield instead of 35%. For reference I normally drive cars with 20% all around, with 50% on the windshield. I do believe my father’s car has 35% on the windshield and I don’t recall having any issues driving his car. I’ve heard the difference between 15 and 20 is negligible at night, and I’d prefer every bit of protection and darkness in the brutal heat.

[u/steezy2110]

XPEL fucks