1. What’s the darkest legal tint I can have in NSW?
In New South Wales, the darkest legal tint for front side windows is 35% VLT (Visible Light Transmission). Rear windows can be tinted down to 20% VLT. 

2. Is tinting my front windscreen legal?
Yes, but only the top 10% of the windscreen or above the highest point swept by the wipers can be tinted. Clear UV shields are allowed.

3. How long does window tinting last?
High-quality tint films can last between 5 to 10 years, depending on the film type and exposure to sunlight.

4. Does window tinting affect my visibility at night?
Properly installed legal tints should not significantly affect night visibility. However, darker tints can reduce visibility in low-light conditions.

5. Will window tinting interfere with my car’s electronics?
Most modern tint films are designed not to interfere with electronic devices, including GPS and mobile signals.

1. What is vinyl wrapping?
Vinyl wrapping involves applying a thin, adhesive film over a vehicle’s surface to change its appearance without repainting.

2. How long does a vinyl wrap last?
A professionally installed vinyl wrap can last between 5 to 7 years, depending on maintenance and exposure to elements.

3. Can I wash my car normally after a vinyl wrap?
Yes, but it’s recommended to hand wash with mild soap and avoid high-pressure washes to prolong the wrap’s life.

4. Will vinyl wrapping damage my car’s paint?
No, in fact, it can protect the original paint. However, improper installation or removal can cause damage.

5. Is it possible to wrap only parts of my car?
Absolutely. You can choose to wrap specific parts like the roof, hood, or mirrors for a custom look.

1. What is Paint Protection Film (PPF)?
PPF is a clear, durable film applied to a vehicle’s painted surfaces to protect against scratches, chips, and environmental contaminants. 

2. How long does PPF last?
Quality PPF can last up to 10 years, depending on the product and maintenance.

3. Can PPF be applied over vinyl wraps?
Yes, PPF can be applied over vinyl wraps to provide additional protection.

4. Is PPF worth the investment?
If you want to maintain your car’s appearance and protect its paint, especially for high-end or new vehicles, PPF is a valuable investment.

5. How is PPF different from ceramic coating?
PPF is a physical film that protects against physical damage, while ceramic coatings are liquid polymers that provide chemical resistance and enhance gloss.

1. Are all car modifications legal in Australia?
No. Modifications must comply with the Australian Design Rules (ADRs) and state-specific regulations.
Significant modifications may require inspection and certification. It’s best to check with your local transport authority.

3. Will modifications affect my car insurance?
Yes. Failing to declare modifications can void your insurance. Always inform your insurer about any changes.

4. Can I modify my car’s exhaust system?
Modifying the exhaust is allowed, but it must meet noise and emission standards set by law.

5. Are suspension modifications legal?
Suspension changes are legal if they meet safety standards and are approved by relevant authorities.