TESLA PHOTOSYNC TINT IN ARIZONA INSTALL

This brings up my main question to all of you smart tint pros out there: considering that energy loss to the AC is of particular interest to all electric vehicles, is Photosync really that much better than the alternatives? Are there good alternatives that do a good job with reducing heat ingress that would keep the cabin almost as cool, and if so, how much of a savings in terms of total cost to install are we talking about? I realize that various tint installers charge different rates, and there are quality differences among installers. I knew that new materials were more money, but that's about double what I thought it would come in at. I reached out to the tint shop that specializes in Spectra Photosync in my area, and was pretty blow away that the quote to tint all interior glass (including the sun screen and all glass roof) was $1,595. In reading the Tesla owner forums, it seems Tesla owners are particularly interested in energy savings due to the car being all electric, and it seems the prevailing consensus is that Spectra Photosync is the recommended option. It seems more expensive ceramic options are the recommendation, and I have autonomous cameras and sensors to consider. It's been 8 years since I had a car's windows tinted, and it seems there are a lot more considerations now than there were then. I recently purchase a Tesla Model S, and am now looking into having a film applied to all of the glass surfaces.

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