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IMO, it's worth it. Look up the numbers for heat rejection even on their light shades or even clear

No problems here on a big horn without a level nor ORP. Ko2s and a touch over 33"

I'll take the rotary with paddle shifters option, please and thanks

I just received a mail offer for $5 a month for one year on the select plan. Might be because my free year is ending soon.

Front side windows will always look lighter depending on where the sun hits the windshield and also the color of your interior makes a perceived difference

Heat rejection is a biggie with ceramic. I compared to the standard tint and there was a big swing. Wasnt much of difference comparing 45 to 35 with ceramic though.

I was wrong. 45% front and 25% rear. Overcast day and pollen. Lots and lots of pollen.

This is what it looks like from the inside, while I was picking up some meats.

I think I did 25% on top the factory in the back and legal, 40% on top in the front. Pretty dark in the back but great heat rejection in the summer.

Currently, getting this z28 back on the road

Came with 20" chrome package and I bought a set of 18" takeoffs. Added 33" tires to give it more of an offroad look. They were a b**ch to balance but I am super impressed with the k02s

Hey all, Been lurking for some time. Picked up a 2020 big horn last summer after being dead set on a Silverado (barf). It took one test drive from a local Ram dealer. And to think it was just an "on the whim" visit. I didnt think I would be soo impressed. I had in my hand a GM employee...