Fit tinted windows
Why tint your car windows?
Tinted windows are no longer just a cosmetic feature. They provide genuine protection for you, your passengers and your car’s interior.
Maximum sun protection. Our sun films blockup to 99 per cent of harmfulUV rays. Prolonged exposure to UV rays without protection accelerates the ageing of seats, the dashboard and interior plastics. It also poses a risk to skin health during long journeys, particularly for children and regular passengers.
Reduced heat in the passenger compartment. By filteringout the sun’s infrared rays, the window film maintains a more comfortable temperature inside the vehicle, even in high heat. Less use of air conditioning means lower fuel consumption.
Burglary protection. Our films mechanically reinforce the glass and significantly delay breakage in the event of an attempted break-in. In the event of an accident, the film holds the shards in place and protects occupants from flying glass.
Privacy and visual comfort. Tinted windows reduce glare from the sun and headlights, improve overall visibility and shield the passenger compartment from prying eyes.

Our colours
Colours available at the Shiftech Belgium centre
We offer several levels of tinting suited to every purpose and every window position, in strict compliance with Belgian regulations.
Rear sidewindows and rear window. Belgian legislation imposes no restrictions on tint levels for the rear side windows and rear window, provided that the film’s reflectivity does not exceed 15 per cent and that the vehicle is fitted with fully functional exterior mirrors on both sides. You are free to choose: a light tint for a discreet look, a medium tint for a good balance between style and visibility, or a dark tint for maximum privacy and optimal heat protection.
Front windows. Belgian regulations are strict on this point: no tinted film may be applied to the front side windows. A minimum of 70 per cent Visible Light Transmission (VLT) is required, and Belgian vehicle inspection centres will systematically reject any non-compliant film on these surfaces. Our technicians will always inform you of this requirement when you arrive at the centre and will guide you towards the solutions best suited to your situation.
To find out everything you need to know about the regulations, the permitted percentages and special cases, please consult our comprehensive guide to tinted windows.

Installation process
The installation process at Shiftech Belgium
1. Reception and assessment
2. Preparing the windows
3. Cutting and applying the film
4. Final inspection and maintenance advice
MOT test
Tinted windows and roadworthiness tests in Belgium
This is one of the first questions our customers ask: do tinted windows pass the Belgian roadworthiness test?
Yes, provided they comply with current regulations. In Belgium, roadworthiness inspectors check the transparency of the front windows using a photometer. Any front windscreen with a light transmission value (TLV) below 70 per cent is deemed non-compliant, resulting in a fail and requiring a re-inspection once the vehicle has been brought into compliance. Reflective or mirror-effect films are prohibited on all windows.
At Shiftech Belgium, we only fit films that are type-approved and comply with Belgian regulations. Before any work is carried out, we go through the full regulatory requirements with the customer to ensure the installation is 100% legal and will pass the roadworthiness test.

FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions — Tinted windows in Belgium
The time taken varies depending on the number of windows to be treated and the vehicle model. You can generally expect the service to take between 1½ and 3 hours for a full service. We’ll give you an exact timeframe when you book your appointment.
A film professionally fitted in-store, using the right tools and techniques, has a significantly longer lifespan than a self-adhesive film. Our films are scratch-resistant, weather-resistant and retain their colour and effectiveness over time.
Our window films are designednot to interfere with GPS systems, car radios, mobile phones and other in-car electronic equipment. If you have any doubts about a specific piece of equipment, please let our technicians know during the assessment.
Yes, but only with an approved film that maintains a TLV of at least 70 per cent. This has been the rule under French legislation since 1 January 2017. Shiftech offers a specific tint for front windows that complies with the regulations and is guaranteed to pass the MOT test.
Yes, we recommend booking an appointment to ensure availability and the best possible fitting time. Please contact us by telephone or via the online form.
No. Belgian regulations prohibit the application of any tinted film to the front side windows. Only the rear windows and the rear windscreen may be tinted as required. Our technicians will explain the available options to you when you arrive at the centre.
Yes, provided they are correctly fitted to the rear windows only. Tinted front windows are systematically rejected during the Belgian roadworthiness test, resulting in a mandatory re-inspection. All our films are approved and compliant.
Your Shiftech Belgium centre
Your Shiftech centre in Perwez (Belgium)
Shiftech Belgium, Avenue des Moissons 26, 1360 Perwez, Belgium Tel.: 010 45 46 51
Opening hours: Monday to Friday — 9.00 am to 12.30 pm and 2.00 pm to 6.00 pm / Saturday — 9.00 am to 12.30 pm
The Shiftech Belgium centre also specialises in bespoke ECU remapping and transparent PPF bodywork protection. Find out about all the services available on the Shiftech Belgium centre page.

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