Tint issues

I had my 22 TRDORDC tinted last week before a road trip. Supposedly it was SunTek ceramic nano tint. I noticed while driving out that through my sunglasses, there are vertical lines on the tinted windows. I’ve tried different sets of sunglasses and all similar. I’m heading back now and haven’t contacted the company yet.

Has anyone had this issue before? This is supposed to be a quality product.

The pics below aren’t the best however you can see the issue.

 

Your sunglasses are polarized....

https://www.revantoptics.com/blogs/the-lens/why-youre-seeing-rainbows-in-car-windows

 

I think it's normal. Polarized glasses plus polarized tint. Worse with some glasses than others.

 

Prob need non polarized sunglasses

 

my dash cam with polarized lens does the same thing. had to take it off to get rid of the rainbow effect.

 

Yup. I've been seeing this for years. I'm used to it

 

Nailed it

 

Thanks guys. Living in Arizona all of our cars have had tints and this is the first time I ever noticed it. We wear Ray Ban & Maui Jim sunglasses so they are very high dollar as well.

 

Truck is out of tint fluid

 

Ohh hell yea. That’s what the service advisor will tell me. $149. For tint fluid flush.

 

that's normal with sunglasses. my tint looks weird when i wear mine.

 

This is why pilots usually prefer non-polarized sunglasses. A lot of the gauges have anti-glare filters that’ll do the same thing with polarized sunglasses.

 

i'm a fan of non-polarized glasses. i'm also a fan of hallucinating too

 

Those sunglasses must be polarized. For this reason alone, I don't own any polarized sunglasses.

 

I believe those lines are there in windows from the factory (I've seen them and mine aren't tinted), but the polarized sunglasses definitely create the rainbow.

 

Why not enjoy the free acid trip?

 

I'm assuming it's a ceramic tint film to help block heat, with polarized glasses and ceramic tint I've experienced the same thing in my vehicles, but to a lesser extent. Change to non-Polarized sun glasses for driving.

 

My high school science teacher showed the class something similar with a polarized lens. It was cool. If he rotated the lens, the colors would change.

 

Polarized for sure. Really only need them near the water or highly reflective areas, but to each their own. Popular selling tactic these days honestly