Compare Window Tint Packages
Understanding the differences between window tint technologies can help you choose the right film for your vehicle.
Sun Out offers three premium STEK window film options, each providing UV protection, glare reduction, and solar heat rejection. Compare their features and pricing below.
Understanding the Differences
Each film uses a different technology to help manage sunlight, heat, and visibility.
Performance Carbon
STEK LUNARAY ACTION+Nano-carbon window film designed to provide UV protection, glare reduction, privacy, and solar heat rejection. Carbon film offers a durable, non-metallic tint solution.
Pro Nano-X
STEK LUNARAY SMART+Nano-ceramic window film utilizing advanced ceramic technology to provide enhanced solar heat rejection while maintaining visibility and UV protection.
Premium Nano-XIR
STEK LUNARAY NEX+Graphene-infused ceramic window film combining advanced materials with ceramic technology for premium solar control, UV protection, and driving comfort.
Window Tint Features
Compare the main features and technologies of each package.
| Feature | Performance Carbon | Pro Nano-X | Premium Nano-XIR |
|---|---|---|---|
| STEK Film | ACTION+ | SMART+ | NEX+ |
| Film Technology | Nano-Carbon | Nano-Ceramic | Graphene-Infused Ceramic |
| UV Protection | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Solar Heat Rejection | Varies by Shade | Varies by Shade | Varies by Shade |
| Glare Reduction | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Signal Friendly | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Multiple Tint Shades | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Manufacturer Warranty | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
Film performance varies by shade and testing conditions. See the individual product pages for additional details.
Window Tint Pricing Comparison
Compare pricing for our three STEK window tint packages.
| Vehicle / Package | Performance Carbon | Pro Nano-X | Premium Nano-XIR |
|---|---|---|---|
| Two Front Windows | $129 | $159 | $229 |
| Car / Truck / Small & Midsize SUV | $339 | $499 | $679 |
| Large SUV / Wagon / Van | $389 | $589 | $829 |
Final pricing may vary based on vehicle type, window coverage, and installation requirements.
What Do the Technical Terms Mean?
Window film specifications can be confusing. Here are three common measurements used when comparing tint performance.
Measures how much visible light passes through the window film. A lower VLT percentage means a darker tint.
Measures the percentage of total solar energy rejected by the film. A higher TSER percentage generally indicates greater overall solar heat rejection.
Measures how much infrared energy is rejected by the film under the applicable testing method. This is one factor used when evaluating heat-rejection performance.
Explore Each Window Tint Package
Visit the individual product pages for additional information, available shades, technical specifications, and package details.
Questions About Window Tint?
Contact Sun Out Window Tinting for additional information about our window film options and professional installation services.