Motorcycle & UTV Tint in Hillsboro, KS
The short answer
Motorcycle and UTV tint is window film on the windshield, windscreen or cab windows of a bike or side-by-side, and it cuts glare, blocks sun and keeps a closed cab cooler.
Anyone who has checked cattle in an enclosed UTV on an August afternoon knows the cab turns into a greenhouse, and low evening sun on a windscreen heading west on US-56 is hard to see through. Moxie tints in Hillsboro with Madico film, the same film we use on cars and trucks, and riders from McPherson to Marion bring their machines to us. Bring yours in and we will fit the film so it looks right and lasts.
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We check what the windows are made of before we start. Many UTV and motorcycle windscreens are plastic rather than glass, usually polycarbonate, and that changes how the film is fitted. We tint UTV cab windows and windshields and motorcycle windscreens, on glass and on plastic.
We cut the film to your machine, not to a generic pattern. We use Madico film and fit it to your windows rather than stretching something close enough, because most tint that fails does so after it was contaminated or stretched during fitting.
We talk through how dark is sensible. A windscreen you look through at night needs to stay clear enough to see well, and street-legal motorcycles fall under Kansas tint rules.
We tell you how long to let the film cure before you wash the machine or ride it hard. You also get the price before any work starts, and nothing is done until you say yes.
Why Hillsboro trusts Moxie with motorcycle and UTV tint
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Madico film
A quality film that rejects heat as it claims, the same film we use on cars and trucks.
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Cut to your machine
Film is cut to fit rather than stretched from a generic pattern, which is where most failures start.
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One shop for the truck and the toys
The same shop tints your car, repairs your UTV and services your truck.
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You approve it first
You see the price before any work starts, and nothing is done until you say yes.
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What we check before we tint
- Whether each window is glass or plastic
- Scratches, crazing or cracks that film would make worse
- Old film that needs removing first
- How the windows curve, which affects how the film is cut
Tint work we do
- Tinting UTV cab windows and doors
- Tinting a UTV windshield where it is safe to do so
- Tinting a motorcycle windscreen
- Removing old, failed film before new film goes on
Motorcycle and UTV tint across five Kansas counties
We look after drivers across Marion County, Harvey County, McPherson County, Chase County and Lyon County, with free pickup and delivery within 40 road miles of 611 Orchard Dr, Hillsboro.
Motorcycle and UTV tint questions we hear every week
Can you tint a UTV windshield?
We often can, but it depends on the windshield and how you use the machine. Many UTV windshields are plastic, and a windshield you drive through at night needs to stay clear enough to see well. We look at your machine, talk through how dark is sensible, and tell you honestly if we think a panel should stay clear.
Is motorcycle windscreen tint legal in Kansas?
Kansas sets rules on how much light tinted windshields and windows must let through on street-legal vehicles, and a motorcycle used on the road is covered by them. A windscreen you see over is a different story from one you look through. We explain what is sensible for your bike before we cut anything, so there are no surprises.
How much does it cost to tint a UTV?
The price depends on how many windows your machine has, their size and shape, and whether old film needs removing first. A full cab is a bigger job than a single windscreen. Call or text us with the make and model, and we will give you a price before any work starts.