STEK headlight and taillight film for South Seattle cars and trucks: stops freight-route gravel from pitting your lenses. $125 or $175 per pair.
Truck headlights take it too. They sit higher than a car's, but on freight routes they still face a steady stream of grit, and truck owners often do headlight film as part of a few targeted panels instead of a full front package. Taillight film protects the rear lenses from debris kicked up by your own tires and the traffic behind you. Pricing is $125 per pair for small lights and $175 per pair for large lights. The film is self-healing, hydrophobic and blocks UV, so it also slows yellowing. Clear film is the right choice for daily-driver headlights; STEK's darker shades can affect street legality and are best for show and off-road use.
South Seattle is the closest part of the city to our shop. Take I-5, SR-99 or East Marginal Way south to 1050 Industry Drive in Tukwila. A set of two takes about an hour.
Drivers from Beacon Hill, Columbia City and the Rainier Valley share I-5 and Rainier Avenue with a lot of commercial traffic, and businesses in Georgetown, SoDo and around Boeing Field run the freight routes every day. The closer your route runs to the industrial areas, the faster headlights pit.
Yes, especially on freight routes. It's an inexpensive way to protect lights that are costly to replace, and it pairs well with film on the bumper or hood.
$125 per pair for small lights and $175 per pair for large lights, for headlights or taillights.
About an hour for a set of two.
Very. Most of South Seattle is a short drive down I-5, SR-99 or East Marginal Way to our Tukwila location.
Freight-route gravel Trucks on East Marginal Way, SR-99 and I-5 throw grit that pits headlight lenses. Film absorbs it.
Work trucks Truck headlights face the same grit. Film on the lights is a common part of targeted truck protection.
UV yellowing Plastic lenses yellow in the sun. The film blocks UV and helps them stay clear.
Winter sand Sanded roads in winter mean more grit hitting the front of the vehicle. Film takes that wear.