Grand Touring Plus Automotive Window Tint
Premium Tech Grand Touring Plus is designed for drivers who want enhanced infrared rejection without stepping into a premium-tier price. Built with advanced Premium Nano Carbon technology, Grand Touring Plus delivers 50% infrared heat rejection, offering noticeably improved cabin comfort and heat control compared to standard entry-level films. Enjoy reliable performance, a clean appearance, and zero interference with electronic signals—making Grand Touring Plus the perfect balance of performance, value, and everyday comfort.
This heat-rejecting automotive window film is offered in two carbon ceramic option groups: Grand Touring Plus IR Black Metal Carbon Ceramic in 5%, 15%, 20%, 35%, 50%, and 70% VLT; and Grand Touring Plus IR Carbon Ceramic in 5%, 15%, 20%, 35%, and 50% VLT. The black option provides a black automotive tint choice, while both groups are listed as carbon ceramic IR film options. These 5%–70% VLT car tint selections give installers several shade choices.
Select a Variant and Roll Size
Customers ready to buy Grand Touring Plus IR tint can select a Grand Touring Plus carbon ceramic window film option in 40″ or 60″ width. The product is sold in 100′ lengths. Choose the listed Grand Touring Plus IR tint roll and shade option that suits the installation. To order Grand Touring Plus window film, select the desired variant, width, and 100′ length on the product page.
Grand Touring Plus is listed as an signal-friendly automotive film: the current product description states zero interference with electronic signals. Quick Facts identify the product as Nano Carbon, metal-free, and dye-free. Construction details list a 2-ply, 1.5-mil film with pressure-sensitive adhesive and scratch resistance. The polyester is listed as non-weatherable, and the warranty as Lifetime Film.
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Grand Touring Plus FAQs
Does the performance chart list ultraviolet rejection for every tested shade?
Yes. The chart shows ultraviolet rejection above 99% for each displayed row.
What infrared rejection is listed for the 70% row?
The 70% row lists 29% infrared rejection.
What does the chart report for the 5% row’s solar energy rejection?
It lists 58% total solar energy rejected for the 5% row.
Which value is shown for glare reduction at 20% VLT?
The chart lists 79% glare reduction for the 20% row.
What visible light reflection does the 50% row show?
The chart lists 6% visible light reflected for the 50% row.
