Do Sunroofs Need Tinting?

[ConnorRose]

As most people are aware, car window tinting does serve the purpose of sun protection. However, when it comes to applying it to sunroofs, many people don't quite approve, thinking it's completely unnecessary. So, whether or not a sunroof needs tinting, let's take a look below. In fact, not tinting a sunroof doesn't have much of an impact, because car sunroofs inherently have some level of heat insulation and sun protection. Adding a layer of film doesn't provide much additional benefit and is just a waste of money. But for larger panoramic sunroofs, relying solely on their built-in sun protection is definitely insufficient—they need an additional layer of tinting film. This can also offer some explosion-proof benefits, as glass is relatively fragile compared to metal. As the saying goes, 'accidents can happen anytime.' If a sunroof is accidentally shattered—more likely with panoramic sunroofs—it poses significant safety hazards. Therefore, owners of cars with panoramic sunroofs may still choose to apply a tinting film.