35% ceramic tint on the front doors and 20% ceramic tint on the rear section gives an INEOS Grenadier a gradual transition from lightly shaded front windows to darker rear glass. On this actual customer’s Sela Green 2024 Grenadier, the 35% front windows remained easy to see through while the 20% rear windows created a more private silhouette appearance.

This Grenadier arrived with clear factory glass throughout the sides and rear. Tinting all eight pieces transformed its fishbowl-like appearance while preserving manageable daytime and nighttime visibility.

• What We Tinted on This 2024 INEOS Grenadier
• Why the Customer Chose 35% Front and 20% Rear Tint
• How the Two Percentages Look Together
• Daytime Privacy
• Daytime and Nighttime Visibility
• Why the Customer Selected Ceramic Film
• Applicable Model Years
• Current Pricing
• New Jersey Front-Window Rules
• Frequently Asked Questions
• Window Tinting in Pennsauken

This real customer installation included:

• 35% ceramic film on both front-door windows
• 20% ceramic film on both rear-door windows
• 20% ceramic film on both fixed cargo-area windows
• 20% ceramic film on both windows in the split rear doors
• Eight tinted glass pieces in total
• Clear factory glass before installation
• Grenadier Station Wagon body style

The windshield was not tinted during this appointment. The vehicle did not have roof windows, so the installation covered every piece of glass along the sides and rear.

The customer wanted a lighter percentage on the front doors and more privacy behind the front seats. He selected 35% for the front because he did not want those windows to attract as much attention as a darker percentage might.

He understood that 35% front-window tint does not make the installation legal in New Jersey or guarantee that a driver will avoid a traffic stop. It was simply his preferred compromise between appearance, visibility, privacy, and enforcement concerns.

The 20% rear section provided a darker finish for passengers and anything stored inside the Grenadier. Together, the percentages also helped reduce glare, improve comfort, and complete the appearance of a vehicle that originally had clear glass surrounding the cabin.

The 35%-to-20% combination creates a noticeable but natural transition. The front doors look lightly tinted, while the rear doors, cargo windows, and split rear-door glass have a deeper appearance.

Because the Grenadier has large, upright windows, using one dark percentage throughout could dramatically change the outward visibility of the entire cabin. The lighter front percentage keeps the driver’s area more open while the darker rear section provides additional privacy.

The Sela Green exterior complements the darkened glass, but the paint color does not make the tint itself lighter or darker. Interior color, sunlight entering through the windshield, reflections, weather, and viewing angle have the greatest effect on how dark the windows appear.

The 35% front windows remained relatively easy to see through during daylight. They did not consistently produce a silhouette, and someone standing outside could still see portions of the driver’s area.

The 20% rear glass created a more noticeable silhouette appearance. Depending on the viewing angle, someone could tell that a passenger was seated in the rear without being able to clearly identify that person.

The black interior helped the rear portion of the cabin appear darker. Direct sunlight entering through the windshield or opposite-side windows could make occupants more visible from certain positions.

Yes. Based on our experience, 35% front and 20% rear tint is a manageable combination for everyday driving.

The 35% front windows preserve clear outward visibility during the day and remain easy to use at night. The 20% rear section is darker, but it should not create significant problems during normal nighttime driving or parking.

Unlike a 5% setup, this combination should not normally require the driver to lower the front windows while parking. Individual eyesight, weather, street lighting, and the brightness of the surrounding area can still affect visibility.

The customer chose ceramic because it was the film he wanted for this vehicle. He was not selecting strictly by price and preferred the ceramic option for the Grenadier’s large amount of surrounding glass.

Ceramic film gave him:

• Heat rejection through all eight tinted windows
• UV protection for occupants and interior materials
• Reduced glare through the side and rear glass
• A darker and more complete exterior appearance
• A lifetime-warranty film option
• The ability to add ceramic windshield film later

The windshield remains a major source of incoming sunlight and heat. If the customer returns to have it tinted, that installation will extend the ceramic coverage across another large glass area.

Customers comparing their options can read our carbon versus ceramic window tint guide or review our ceramic window tinting service in South Jersey.

For the United States market, this example covers:

• 2024 INEOS Grenadier
• 2025 INEOS Grenadier
• 2026 INEOS Grenadier

The featured 35%-front and 20%-rear ceramic installation costs $474.99.

Standard film is not offered for the complete sides-and-rear installation because of the Grenadier’s difficult glass layout and installation requirements. Customers who want all eight pieces tinted can choose carbon or ceramic.

The INEOS Grenadier is not eligible for the $99.99 or $149.99 promotional tint packages because it is an SUV and has more than seven side-and-rear windows.

Financing is available for qualifying customers through American First Finance. Approval and payment terms are determined by the financing provider.

New Jersey MVC states that windshield and front side-window sunscreening requires an approved medical exemption. Installing 35% film on the front doors does not make those windows legal or guarantee that the driver will avoid enforcement.

The customer chose 35% because he preferred a lighter front appearance and believed it would attract less attention than 20%, 15%, or 5%. That was his personal decision rather than a representation that the percentage complies with New Jersey law.

Grenadier owners concerned about enforcement should review the official New Jersey MVC medical-sunscreening requirements and our New Jersey window tint law guide before scheduling.

Does ceramic film make 35% or 20% look darker than standard film?
The percentage primarily controls the visible darkness. Ceramic describes the film’s construction and solar performance, so customers should not assume ceramic will look darker simply because it rejects more heat.

How long should the front windows remain closed after installation?
Keep the roll-down windows closed for at least 24 hours. Moisture, haze, or small water pockets may remain visible temporarily while the film cures.

Can the windshield be tinted during a later appointment?
Yes. The customer can add a full ceramic windshield installation later without replacing the film already installed on the sides and rear.

Is window film installed on the inside or outside of the Grenadier?
The finished film is installed on the interior surface of the glass. The exterior may be used during pattern preparation, but the permanent film remains protected inside the vehicle.

This Grenadier belongs to a longtime returning customer and personal friend from Lumberton, New Jersey. Dope Tintings has completed approximately seven or eight vehicles for him.

After seeing the finished Grenadier, he was happy with the transformation and preferred it over driving a clear vehicle with so many large windows. The darker glass complemented the Sela Green exterior and gave the SUV the completed appearance he wanted.

Dope Tintings serves customers from Lumberton, Pennsauken, Blackwood, Camden, Cherry Hill, Maple Shade, Cinnaminson, Delran, Collingswood, Haddonfield, Marlton, Mount Laurel, Moorestown, and throughout South Jersey.

Review our South Jersey window tinting services, compare our window tint packages, or contact Dope Tintings for pricing and scheduling. Customers can also call to confirm the correct film options for the Grenadier’s eight-piece glass configuration.

Dope Tintings
6830 N Crescent Blvd
Pennsauken, NJ 08110
Phone: 856-577-4119