Dodge Charger Window Tint Installation Guide

Prepare to tint your Dodge Charger with a model-specific video, practical glass-layout checks and researched owner discussions.

Current kit coverage: 2006–2014 Charger sedan · sides and rear · $79.99 before tax. Select the exact year; this range contains different patterns. The front windshield, roof glass, tools and installation labor are excluded.

Configure your Charger kit · Watch the installation · Owner discussions

Watch: Charger tint installation

Fast Lane Car Care demonstrates tint installation on a Dodge Charger’s back window using Geoshield Apex ceramic film. The creator does not identify the model year in the description. This is a rear-glass technique example, not a demonstration of our nano-carbon dyed film or confirmation of fitment for a different generation. This independent video is not a MotorPeak kit installation or endorsement.

Video by Fast Lane Car Care, LLC. Watch on YouTube.

Plan the Charger glass layout

Plan the large rear-glass piece separately from the roll-down door windows. Assess the curve, lower-edge access and defroster lines before starting. Pre-cut film still may need heat shaping; ceramic-film heat behavior in a tutorial is not a heat-setting instruction for your supplied film.

What Charger owners discuss on Reddit

In this 2021 Charger R/T owner discussion, the owner chose a uniform side-window shade, while another reader wanted a noticeable tint without a blackout appearance. That car is newer than our current 2006–2014 Charger kit coverage; the discussion is about preferences, not pattern compatibility.

Our takeaway: decide on front-versus-rear appearance and visibility before ordering. Compare samples in the conditions you drive in and check applicable requirements independently; forum shade choices and legal comments are not a universal recommendation.

These are individual experiences with other films and installers, not MotorPeak customer reviews. We summarize the useful planning points without treating forum suggestions as manufacturer instructions.

Before removing a liner

  1. Confirm the year, model, body style and every intended window. Compare the pieces with their protective liners intact. Report mismatches, visible defects or shipping damage before cutting, heating, peeling or installing.
  2. Prepare a clean, sheltered workspace, film-compatible application solution, a clean spray bottle, smooth-edged squeegee and low-lint towels. Read the supplied film instructions first.
  3. Clean the interior glass and accessible edges. Protect trim and electrical openings from liquid. Avoid scraping or cutting defroster lines, antennas and coatings.
  4. Plan curved-glass shaping while the liner remains attached. If you cannot confidently form the film, ask a qualified installer to handle that piece.

Position, squeegee and allow curing

Follow the supplied wet-application sequence. Keep exposed adhesive away from dust and fingerprints, confirm alignment before firm squeegee passes, and work out the solution as instructed. Stop if the pattern does not align; forcing or trimming it can damage an otherwise correctable item.

Follow the supplied curing and cleaning instructions before lowering windows. Have lifting edges or persistent visibility problems assessed rather than repeatedly pressing, puncturing or peeling the film.

Choose your kit and shades

Our sides-and-rear kit uses advanced nano-carbon dyed film. Select front-side and rear-side/rear-glass shades separately, accounting for any existing dark glass. Compare tint shades, read the general preparation guide, or browse all supported vehicles. For an unlisted year or glass layout, request a fitment check before ordering.