Window Tinting Preston
Window Tinting for Preston Drivers
Preston drivers come to Liquid R in Mitcham for window tinting. The workshop is about 22.9 km from Preston, roughly 35 minutes by car outside peak hour. Tint starts at $495 for genuine 3M Color Stable, with 3M Ceramic IR from $595 and Crystalline from $750, all in legal Victorian shades.
Ceramic films such as 3M Ceramic IR and Defcon CoolVue reject the infrared heat you feel through the glass, while 3M Color Stable keeps the price down. 3M films are warranted for as long as you own the car.
Prices are the same wherever you live: the quote depends on the car, not the postcode. Call 1800 985 880 or text 0483 930 888 to book.
Contact Us
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Give us a call or drop by anytime:
P: 1800 985 880
E: info@liquidr.com.au
A: 12/23A Cook Road Mitcham VIC 3132
Opening hours:
Monday to Friday 8:30am-5:00pm
Saturday 8:30am-12:30pm
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Vehicles Protected
m² Workshop
Years of Combined Experience
Dedicated Bays
PPF on the panels that get hit, ceramic coating over the rest, window tint if you want it, bundled at a sharper price for a brand new car. See the packages.
Explore Our Services
Paint Protection Film: self-healing film for the panels stone chips hit first.
Colour Transformation: a full colour change in Spectra Colour PPF, no vinyl, no respray.
Ceramic Coating: Gtechniq ceramic and graphene coatings for gloss that rinses clean.
Detailing: paint correction, interior deep cleans and PPF refresh.
The Drive from Preston
From Preston the workshop at 12/23A Cook Road, Mitcham is about 22.9 km away, roughly 35 minutes via Eastern Freeway outside peak hour. There is parking on site and a bay booked for your arrival. Directions and opening hours are on our contact page.
Glass Roofs and Crystal Shield
Panoramic roofs on cars like the Tesla let in heat even when the glass blocks UV. We tint the roof glass or fit Crystal Shield, a clear film from $350 that cuts heat soak and adds a strike face against falling stones.
Darker Is Not Cooler
Shade blocks the light you see, while heat arrives mostly as infrared you feel. A dark budget tint can let more heat in than a light ceramic film, so the real choice is film technology within the legal shade. Our ceramic tint guide explains why.
Legal Shades in Victoria
Under Victorian tint laws, front side windows must pass at least 35 percent of visible light. Rear side windows and the rear screen can go darker on most passenger cars. We fit the darkest legal shade by default and tell you if a combination would fail a roadworthy.
Why Customers Come to Us
Every car from Preston goes into the same indoor bays in Mitcham as every other car. One site, our own staff and no subcontractors is how the warranty stays simple. More about who we are, and if you are comparing shops, our guide to the best car tinting in Melbourne lists what to check.
3M Ceramic IR from $595
Nano ceramic particles absorb infrared, the heat you feel through the glass. More on ceramic window tinting. The cabin stays cooler at the same shade, which matters most on dark cars and long drives.
Nearby Areas
Our window tinting page has the full range and prices. Nearby, we have also written up Window Tinting in Reservoir, Window Tinting in Coburg, Window Tinting in Brunswick, Window Tinting in Heidelberg and Window Tinting in Thomastown, and the local area guides cover the rest of Melbourne.
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Common Questions
Frequently asked questions
Straight answers before you book. Anything else, call 1800 985 880.
No. Every price is the same wherever you live. The quote depends on the car and the work, never the postcode.
Every job is done at our Mitcham workshop. Film, coatings and tint need clean indoor bays and proper lighting, which a driveway cannot give, and that is what our results depend on.
Leave them up for two to three days so the adhesive cures. A light haze in the first week is normal.
Front side windows need at least 35 percent visible light transmission. Rear side windows and the rear screen can be darker on most passenger cars.