Chevrolet Camaro Headlight Tint | Headlight Protection

Chevrolet Camaro Headlight Covers

The Chevy Camaro was born one year after the Ford Mustang was released in 1965 so it may seem that GM is forever playing catch-up. Still, when you take alook at how the pony car phenomenon has played out and evolved over the past fifty years, it's clear that the Camaro is anything but an after-thought. Designed to bring the sports car driving experience to the average driver, the Camaro and its siter the Pontiac Firebird, became the definitive American muscle cars.

In 2002, Chevrolet put the Camaro on hiatus and it wasn't until 2010 that GM brought her back. Capitalizing on the retor-boom that Ford launched with the restyled Mustang in 2005, the designers of the Camaro took their time crafting a truly beautiful (and powerful) piece of pony car artistry. Now you too can be part of the legend when you upgrade and protect your Camaro's expensive stock headlights with a pair of precut Rtint® headlight tints.

Protect and Restyle Your Camaro

Like we said, your Chevrolet Camaro's OEM headlights are crazy expensive if you have to replace them, so stop it before it starts. Choose 3 mil, tint-only film which protects against ultra-violet radiation and insect hits or 6 mil protection grade film to defend your lights from rocks and debris. Rtint® headlight covers provide an unequalled selection of 14 shades and colors like Smoke, Blackout or Matte Smoke. If you're looking for a truly one-of-a-kind appearance try our shade-shifter Chameleon, HID Blue or JDM-inspired Yellow tints . With so many options, you're bound to find something to fit your taste.

Benefits of Rtint® Headlight Overlays

Some of the benefits of using Rtint® headlight tints yon our Chevrolet Camaro:

Protect your OEM headlights from chips, scratches and UV rays while hiding haziness
Take pride when you buy American made accessories
All Rtint® kits are covered by a 3-Year Warranty

Share & Save

How does getting up to $20 cash back in exchange for photos of your installed Camaro headlight tints sound? If you're like us, it probably sounds pretty good. The best part is, it's easy and all you have to do is take six or more high-quality shots of them and send them to us along with a brief review of your experience. So, hurry up, order today and save!

Featured Categories

Reviews | 8 Reviews

Avg Rating

4.78

Out of 5

2016 Impala
by Blacknite313, Kentucky 5.00

7/9/2020

Love the new look, it was easy to install. I will be buying again from you guys for my charger. I only did my front of my Impala I will show picture s of the back taillights when I finish them.

I like it
by @pgh1ss, Pittsburgh 4.00

5/26/2024

I think the look is amazing. Install was interesting. Wouldn’t say it was necessarily hard but it wasn’t the easiest. I love the look but now I’m looking for new brighter headlights because it’s rough at night.

by Billy P, FORT MILL, SC 5.00

12/14/2020

I ordered the Universal Smoke tail ight tint and for the price, this is an excellent deal. Applies much like a vinyl wrap but a bit more pliable and thinner so be careful when applying heat. I was able to do both of my tail lights on my Silverado and even had enough excess to cover two small reflector lights on my wifes SUV for literally 10 bucks.

Read all reviews

Reviews

4.78 | 8 Reviews

2016 Impala
by Blacknite313, Kentucky

5.00

Love the new look, it was easy to install. I will be buying again from you guys for my charger. I only did my front of my Impala I will show picture s of the back taillights when I finish them.

I like it
by @pgh1ss, Pittsburgh

4.00

I think the look is amazing. Install was interesting. Wouldn’t say it was necessarily hard but it wasn’t the easiest. I love the look but now I’m looking for new brighter headlights because it’s rough at night.

by Billy P, FORT MILL, SC

5.00

I ordered the Universal Smoke tail ight tint and for the price, this is an excellent deal. Applies much like a vinyl wrap but a bit more pliable and thinner so be careful when applying heat. I was able to do both of my tail lights on my Silverado and even had enough excess to cover two small reflector lights on my wifes SUV for literally 10 bucks.