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The Honda CR-Z was a sport compact hybrid electric car made by Honda and marketed as a sport hybrid coupe. It's name was intended to recall the break-out success of the fable CR-X of the early 90s but with a view to the eco-conscious. The CR-Z combined a hybrid gasoline-electric powertrain with more traditional sports car characteristics such as front buck seating and a standard 6-speed manual transmission. In the U.S., the CR-Z is one of the least polluting vehicles available and is rated as an Advanced Technology Partial Zero Emissions Vehicle (AT-PZEV) as defined by the California Air Resources Board (CARB). Althouigh production on this beauty came to an end in 2016, that doesn't mean you can't dress it up and improve its appearance. Read on and see what you can do.
When you upgrade your Honda CR-Z with Rtint™, you get your choice of great hades and colors of tint. Choose from all of the popular shades like Smoke, Blackout, Matte Smoke or Red Smoke as well as one-of-a-kind styles like Chameleon shade shifter or Orange Smoke. You simply won't find a wider selection anywhere else. In addition to the selection you also get the quickest turnaround time we know of. As soon as your order is placed we get right to work and it ships out the next business day. Where else will you find these kind of prices and quick shipping too?
All Rtint™ Honda tail light tints are made for painless, DIY installation so you know these CR-Z covers won't be any different. Just use Rapid Tac fluid, add a little heat and squeegee your covers onto your tail lamp lenses. The squeegee will remove bubbles and excess fluid so you can trim away any excess with a razor. If you need a more guidance just refer to our single page, detailed instructions included with every order.
Once you've installed your CR-Z tints don't forget to send in your photos and a short review to get our $20 Cash Back rebate refund! We want to see your results and share them so hurry up and buy today!
I purchased this to smoke the headlights and tail lights of my 2013 Accord and it was harder than I thought. Those lights are big and hard to tint without creases. The smoke shade is great and looked awesome but I was cursing a lot while installing it. In the end it came out well, some wrinkles so I may purchase another roll to redo my driver side headlight. Whatever you do, start with tinting the easiest light you have on your car first.
Got it in a few days. I used these to give my honda Pilot some eyebrows and it installed pretty well. Maybe not as nice as some plastic eyebrows, but since they don't make them for my car I went with this option. Would do it again.