Discussion
After about one year of living in Dubai (almost to the day), I have bought a car.
Having thought it through for far too long, I decided that I needed something comfy and sensible for getting around and for camping trips or weekends away. I’m not really interested in proper desert driving but you never know when you need to park on a bit of sand in this city.
Sorry it’s nothing too exciting, but at least it’s got the right number of cylinders and, despite what my friends think, I am convinced that gold cars are about to become fashionable again!
Having thought it through for far too long, I decided that I needed something comfy and sensible for getting around and for camping trips or weekends away. I’m not really interested in proper desert driving but you never know when you need to park on a bit of sand in this city.
Sorry it’s nothing too exciting, but at least it’s got the right number of cylinders and, despite what my friends think, I am convinced that gold cars are about to become fashionable again!
oilydan said:
I have a 2007 Tahoe.
Get some 22" rims on her to transform the handling. And those windows need 50% tint, just to give the 'local' look.
I know someone who can tune oodles more power for you too....
Gentleman Geoff said:
oilydan said:
I have a 2007 Tahoe.
Get some 22" rims on her to transform the handling. And those windows need 50% tint, just to give the 'local' look.
I know someone who can tune oodles more power for you too....
Congrats on the new ride.
The windows are already slightly smoked but I agree that they would look better with a darker tint. See the above photo - the front windows are rolled down so you get an idea of how much tint there is in the rear glass.
So the question is . . . how dark to go?
If I get an additional 50% on top of the existing tint, would I be able to see out? Maybe an extra 30% would be dark enough to look good without blocking too much visibility? But 3M do a 70% film so I guess people do get away with it. How do they get around the 30% legal limit? Do the RTA actually check this?
So the question is . . . how dark to go?
If I get an additional 50% on top of the existing tint, would I be able to see out? Maybe an extra 30% would be dark enough to look good without blocking too much visibility? But 3M do a 70% film so I guess people do get away with it. How do they get around the 30% legal limit? Do the RTA actually check this?
As per Law, we are only allowed to have a 30% tint on our cars, however, you can easily get away with either a 40 or 50% tint. They will remove, if you have tint, the existing and replace with new. You will an option whether to go for a 2 or 5 year warranty on the tint (3M are locaed in Ibn battuta - drop your car off, go watch a movie or shop, come back, car done)
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