General Motors care in Fremont
Chevrolet, GMC and Cadillac, from the Corvette to the Escalade: what we do for General Motors owners.
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What we do for your GM
Paint protection film
The mid-engine Corvette's nose and the intakes ahead of its rear wheels catch stones; trucks and SUVs take them on the hood, the leading edges and the rockers.
Window tint
Ceramic film cools big cabins like the Tahoe, Yukon and Escalade; the front side windows stay within California's limits.
Ceramic coating
A ceramic coating keeps the gloss on large panels and helps road grime rinse off.
Wraps
Chrome deletes, blacked-out trim and full colour changes on trucks and SUVs, with the paint protected underneath.
Good to know
- The Corvette's roof panel lifts off. Its edges are finished so it seals and stows the same as before.
- The GMC Hummer EV's roof panels come out too. Each one is filmed or tinted on its own so it still fits when it goes back.
Questions owners ask
- Is window tint legal on my Chevrolet, GMC or Cadillac in California?
- Yes, within limits. The front side windows must still let in at least 70% of the light with the film on, and only the top 4 inches of the windshield can be tinted. The back side and rear glass can go darker. We fit film that keeps the car legal.
- Can you do a chrome delete on a truck or an Escalade?
- Yes. The grille surround, window trim and badges can be wrapped gloss or satin black, and the chrome stays underneath if you change your mind.
- Is film worth it on a Corvette?
- Yes, on the nose, the front fenders and the rear intakes. A low, wide car picks up chips there quickly.
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