Chicago Professional Window Tinting
★★★★½ 4.9 (166 reviews)30 E Plainfield Rd, Countryside, IL 60525
☎ +1 773-510-11852 shops listed · average rating 4.5★
Looking for window tinting in Countryside, Illinois? There are 2 shops listed here — shops on a paid tier appear first, then the list follows customer rating and review count so the strongest shops come first. The highest-rated shop in Countryside is Chicago Professional Window Tinting at 4.9 stars from 166 reviews. Rated listings in Countryside average 4.5 stars. Illinois law allows front side windows down to 35% light transmittance — allowed when none of the windows behind the driver's seat is treated below 35% (§ 12-503(a-5)(2)). If the rear windows go darker — none below 30% — the front figure rises to 50% (§ 12-503(a-5)(1)). Factory-installed smoked/tinted rear glass also puts the front at 50% (§ 12-503(a-5)(4)). Each figure carries a 5% variance on an officer's meter reading — see the Illinois tint law page before choosing a shade.
30 E Plainfield Rd, Countryside, IL 60525
☎ +1 773-510-11859825 W 55th St #D, Countryside, IL 60525
☎ +1 708-354-9555This directory lists 2 tint shops in Countryside, Illinois — each with address, phone number, hours and customer ratings where available.
By customer ratings in this directory, Chicago Professional Window Tinting leads Countryside at 4.9 stars from 166 reviews. Rankings update as new reviews come in, so check the list above for the latest order.
Front side windows in Illinois can be tinted down to 35% light transmittance — allowed when none of the windows behind the driver's seat is treated below 35% (§ 12-503(a-5)(2)). If the rear windows go darker — none below 30% — the front figure rises to 50% (§ 12-503(a-5)(1)). Factory-installed smoked/tinted rear glass also puts the front at 50% (§ 12-503(a-5)(4)). Each figure carries a 5% variance on an officer's meter reading. Full rules for every window are on the Illinois tint law page.
Compare the ratings and review counts above, call two or three shops, and ask which film they install (dyed, carbon or ceramic), what the warranty covers, and whether your chosen shade is legal in Illinois.