This is what 35% front tint and 20% rear tint looks like on a 2020–2026 Hyundai Venue, installed at Dope Tintings in Pennsauken, NJ. We've been installing automotive window tint for more than 20 years and have worked on more than 30,000 vehicles.

This particular vehicle was a white 2026 Hyundai Venue with a black interior. It belonged to a repeat customer from the Cinnaminson, NJ area — one of many South Jersey communities we serve — who wanted to add some shading to a vehicle that came with clear glass on all four doors and the back window.

We installed 35% Standard film on the two front doors and 20% Standard film on the rear doors and back window. The different percentages were intentional: the customer wanted the front windows lighter for his wife's nighttime visibility while giving the rear of the Venue the darker appearance commonly associated with factory privacy glass.

If you're searching for window tinting South Jersey, Dope Tintings installs automotive tint on SUVs, crossovers, sedans, and trucks at our shop in Pennsauken, NJ.

The combination of 35% on the front doors and 20% on the rear doors and back window gives this Hyundai Venue a noticeable two-tone tint setup.

The 35% front windows are visibly tinted, but they're lighter than the 20% rear section. From the side, you can clearly see the transition between the front and rear doors without the difference looking out of place.

That's exactly what this customer wanted.

This Venue did not come with dark factory privacy glass in the rear. All four doors and the back window were clear before we tinted it.

By installing 20% on the rear section, we were able to give the Venue more of the factory-privacy-glass appearance commonly seen on SUVs and crossovers.

The white exterior and black interior also make the contrast easy to see in the finished photos.

The customer had two different goals, which is why we didn't install one percentage on every window.

For the two front doors, 35% was chosen with his wife's nighttime visibility in mind.

He wanted some shading on the front windows but didn't want to make them unnecessarily dark. Compared with 20%, the 35% fronts allow more visible light through and are generally more comfortable for drivers concerned about seeing through the side windows after dark.

For the rear doors and back window, the goal was different.

Because this Venue came with clear rear glass, the customer wanted to create the darker factory-tint look that many SUVs have from the factory. We used 20% Standard film on those windows to create that appearance while also providing additional privacy in the rear.

This setup is a good example of why the same tint percentage doesn't always need to be installed throughout a vehicle.

Using different percentages front and rear is one of the most practical setups we install — and it's more common than most customers realize.

The front doors and the rear doors serve different purposes. The driver and front passenger need to see clearly through the side windows, especially at night. The rear windows are primarily about privacy, appearance, and blocking heat and UV from rear passengers.

That's why a 35% front / 20% rear combination makes sense for a lot of customers:

• 35% on the fronts keeps the driver's sightlines comfortable while still providing noticeable tinting and UV protection
• 20% on the rears creates the darker factory-privacy-glass look and gives rear passengers more privacy

If you're not sure whether you want matching percentages throughout or a split setup, we can show you the available shades before you decide. Many customers who come in thinking they want 20% all around leave with a 35%/20% split after seeing how much darker 20% looks on the front doors.

This customer wasn't looking for a major heat-rejection upgrade.

His primary goal was simply to add shading and change the appearance of the clear factory glass, so our Standard film made sense for what he wanted.

He could have upgraded to Carbon or Ceramic if additional heat rejection had been a bigger priority, but there was no reason to push him into a more expensive package when Standard met his goals.

The percentage and film package are two separate decisions.

The 35% and 20% percentages determine the darkness and appearance, while choosing Standard, Carbon, or Ceramic determines the film package and its performance characteristics.

If heat rejection is a bigger priority for you — especially on a South Jersey summer day when a parked crossover can get extremely hot inside — Carbon adds meaningful heat-blocking performance for $100 more, and Ceramic is our top package for maximum heat and UV rejection. All three packages are available on the Hyundai Venue. We can walk you through the difference before you decide.

For customers concerned about nighttime visibility, 35% is one of the percentages we commonly recommend for front door windows.

It's noticeably lighter to look through than 20%, 15%, or 5%.

That's why the customer chose 35% for the front doors of this Venue. His wife also drives the vehicle, and keeping those windows comfortable to see through at night was more important than making every side window the same darkness.

The rear windows were less of a concern for that purpose, so they could be darker at 20%.

Visibility still depends on the driver, weather, street lighting, surrounding conditions, and eyesight, but this 35%-front/20%-rear combination is worth considering if you want darker rear windows without making the front doors equally dark.

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Sides and back window tinting on this Hyundai Venue starts at $224.99 with Standard film. Carbon and Ceramic upgrades available. If you only want the two front doors done, see our two-front-window tinting special.

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New Jersey has different window tint rules depending on where the glass is located on an SUV or multipurpose vehicle.

That's important with a setup like this because the 35% front doors and 20% rear windows aren't treated the same way under New Jersey's tint rules.

Before choosing a percentage for your Hyundai Venue, read our complete guide:

New Jersey Window Tint Laws Explained — 2026 Guide

We can show you the different percentages and explain how they look, but it's important to understand the applicable New Jersey requirements before choosing your setup.

Tinting the four doors and back window on this 2020–2026 Hyundai Venue takes approximately 2 hours.

This particular Venue came to us with clear glass and no existing aftermarket tint that needed to be removed.

If your Venue already has old aftermarket tint that needs to come off before we install new film, our tint removal service starts at $74.99. See our tint removal service.

Installation time can vary depending on the condition of the vehicle and our schedule, but approximately two hours is a good expectation for a comparable Venue sides-and-back installation.

For the four doors and back window on a 2020–2026 Hyundai Venue, our current pricing is:

All film packages include a manufacturer warranty.

The repeat customer featured in this article chose our Standard package for $224.99, with 35% on the two front doors and 20% on the rear doors and back window.

Standard made sense because his primary goal was shading and appearance rather than maximizing heat rejection. This customer trusted us with a previous vehicle and came back for his 2026 Venue — that's the kind of result we aim for on every job.

If heat rejection matters to you, Carbon is $100 more and adds meaningful performance. Ceramic at $424.99 is our top package and makes a noticeable difference in cab temperature on a hot South Jersey day. All three packages come with a manufacturer warranty.

We also install full windshield tinting on the Hyundai Venue starting at $124.99. Many customers who tint the sides and back also add a windshield film for complete coverage. See our windshield tinting South Jersey page for options.

The Hyundai Venue is an SUV/crossover and does not qualify for our sedan/coupe-only $99 complete-vehicle special, but sides and back window tinting starts at $224.99 Standard — and if you only want the two front doors done, our two-front-window tinting is available as a separate service.

For current Hyundai Venue pricing or appointment availability, call or text 856-577-4119.

If you're searching for Hyundai Venue window tinting near me in South Jersey, Dope Tintings is located in Pennsauken, NJ. We serve customers from Cinnaminson, Cherry Hill, Camden, Maple Shade, Moorestown, Mount Laurel, Marlton, Delran, Haddonfield, Collingswood, Voorhees, Willingboro, and surrounding communities throughout Camden and Burlington Counties.

This repeat customer traveled to us from the Cinnaminson area with a 2026 Venue that had clear glass on the four doors and back window.

Instead of making every window the same darkness, we created a setup around how the vehicle would actually be used.

The 35% front doors keep the front section lighter for nighttime visibility, particularly for his wife, while the 20% rear doors and back window give the Venue a darker factory-style rear appearance and additional privacy.

If your Venue has clear glass and you're not sure whether you want the same percentage throughout or different percentages from front to rear, we can show you the available shades before you decide.

35% on the front doors gives the Hyundai Venue a moderately tinted appearance, while 20% on the rear doors and back window creates a noticeably darker rear section. On this white 2026 Venue with a black interior, the combination created a factory-style darker rear appearance while keeping the front windows lighter. For window tinting South Jersey customers who want a practical split setup, this 35%/20% combination is one of our most popular configurations on SUVs and crossovers.

New Jersey has specific requirements for aftermarket tint on front side windows and different rules for glass behind the driver on SUVs and multipurpose vehicles. Read our 2026 New Jersey window tint laws guide before choosing your percentage.

It depends on your priorities. If nighttime visibility through the front doors matters, a lighter front percentage like 35% is worth considering. If your main goal for the rear is privacy and a factory-tint appearance, 20% works well there. Many customers use a 35% front / 20% rear split for exactly this reason. Dope Tintings can show you the shades side by side before you decide.

35% allows considerably more visible light through than darker percentages such as 20%, 15%, or 5%. That's why this customer specifically chose 35% on the front doors for his wife's nighttime visibility.

At Dope Tintings in Pennsauken, NJ, four doors and back window tinting on a 2020–2026 Hyundai Venue starts at $224.99 Standard, $324.99 Carbon, and $424.99 Ceramic. All packages include a manufacturer warranty. Windshield tinting is also available starting at $124.99. Call or text 856-577-4119 for current availability.

Tinting all four doors and the back window on a 2020–2026 Hyundai Venue takes approximately 2 hours for a comparable installation when no existing tint needs to be removed first.

Dope Tintings installs automotive window tint at 6830 N Crescent Blvd, Pennsauken, NJ 08110. We serve customers from Cinnaminson, Cherry Hill, Camden, Maple Shade, Moorestown, Mount Laurel, Marlton, Delran, Haddonfield, Collingswood, Voorhees, Willingboro, and all of South Jersey. We have been tinting vehicles for more than 20 years and have worked on more than 30,000 vehicles. Call or text 856-577-4119 to schedule. Visit dopetintings.com/window-tinting-south-jersey for more information.

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