UTAH (and Surrounding Areas) BS Thread

any idea what ud want for that bad boy? how does it mount? and do you have keys?

 

National weather service puts Brighton at 38" in the last 36 hours as of this afternoon...

 

Wow!! That is fantastic!

 

They have a key, will just have to find it, and we mounted them on my wife's outback using the Yakima mounts. it's yours for $25 if you would like it

 

deal man
pleast text me when ur back! 801-513-0888

 

Will do!

 

Free leaf springs off my 07 to anybody who wants them. They still have the toy tec 3" add a leaf in them. I'm in North salt lake.

 

I'll take them. I'm assuming it will work on a DCSB? PM sent.

 

Yep DCSB, they are yours.

 

Been up at Park City Mon, Tues and today. The difference from Monday to today is insane. The 48 hour total there is officially 34 inches, but is quite a bit more up in the higher areas. Got some fresh tracks today, and even the groomers have a nice layer of fresh fluff on them. Place was busy, it is cold and windy up there right now, but it has been a blast.

 

Good to hear!!

 

Looking for a good quality tint shop in the SLC area. Got any recommendations? Im willing to pay for quality.

 

Tint Specialists near 4500 south in SLC. I had them do my truck and my wifes new Outback. Great work and very fast. I bought the top of line tint (ceramic) and it is worth the few extras dollars.

 

How much was it to get the ceramic tint?

 

I use sun tint in bountiful. They've done multiple vehicles for me and have had great results. My windshield is perfect. Not a single bubble or imperfection. Same with friends vehicles they've done. Owner was super nice and gave me a cash discount.

 

Can't remember but it seemed fair at the time. You'd have to call them.

 

I had them tint the front windows on my truck as well. I also went with formula one pinnacle series (ceramic). It was around $150 IIRC. Ceramic will likely run nearly double (1.5x) what regular film costs, but it is worth it hands down. I notice such a big difference in the summer with the heat rejection up front and not baking in he direct sunlight that I have considered going back and having them do all the rest and a strip on the windshield purely for the heat rejection.

I also have used pro tint when I had my previous car done with just regular film.

I think tint specialists might be the only outfit in the valley doing ceramic. At least they were seven years ago when I had mine done.

 

Yeah, I want to say it was about $150 for the Formula One. I researched the ceramic properties of the tint and was sold on the heat rejection part. I can tell a difference when the sun moves and starts to come in from the windshield. Wish I could tint the windshield.....

 

You can tint the windshield, just not the whole thing. You can tint to the AS-1 line or 4 inches from the top, which ever is lower. That doesn't sound like much, but it makes a huge difference! Rarely does the sun come through the windshield in any area other than the top 4-6 inches and if it does it is late in the day when it loses the heat aspect. We have several cars at work that have a strip on the windshield and it is night and day difference to those that don't.

@STOCKTRD, the ceramic tint also carries a lifetime transferable warranty. You will never regret spending the extra cash for the Pinnacle Series.

 

I have my entire windshield done with ceramic. I can't remember what the % is but it's not much. It's for the heat protection. This is my 3rd vehicle I've had it on and first time with the ceramic. Well worth it.