Your town sits above ours, so the run to the bay is southbound — 9.9 miles down I-880 to Suite 6 on Connecticut Street in Hayward. Clear road, about fifteen minutes.
Plenty of people get the compass backwards on this one. San Leandro is the neighbor above Hayward, not below it, which means every trip to our door runs down the freeway rather than up it. Get on I-880 heading south, roll past the Hesperian Boulevard interchange, and keep going — we are further along than that, over on the flat industrial side of Hayward off Depot Road.
Only the first and last few blocks are surface streets. Everything between them is freeway, which is the reason the clock says fifteen minutes for what looks on a map like a real journey.
Union City lies 8.8 miles from the bay and San Leandro 9.9, and both come out around fifteen minutes. The extra mile is free because it is freeway. Compare that with San Lorenzo: 4.5 miles, no freeway on the route at all, and the trip still eats roughly ten minutes of signals on Hesperian.
What that buys a San Leandro owner is a cheap round trip. Tinting a full vehicle occupies the bay for three to four hours; going home and coming back for it spends about thirty minutes of that. Handing over the keys is the obvious move here in a way it simply is not for someone driving in from Oakland at twenty-five minutes each way.
Message us what you drive and how dark you want the glass. The price lands before you burn a drop of fuel heading down.
Suite 6 is one door along the Connecticut Street row. Park up, leave the keys, and say which film you settled on.
Every pane is scraped back to clean glass, the film trimmed to each window, then squeegeed flat. Three to four hours.
We check every window side by side in daylight, then you leave with the curing rules written out.
The bay is staffed 11:00 AM until 7:30 PM Monday to Friday, 10:00 AM until 5:00 PM Saturday, and not at all on Sunday. Book the bay before you set off — a fifteen-minute drive is short, but not so short that it is worth doing twice.
Nothing on the invoice moves because you came in from up the freeway. A San Leandro car is charged the published figure, the same as one from three streets away. UV rejection sits at 99% either way; heat is the part you are actually choosing.
Since you have already made the drive, the same bay handles the rest of the work:

Leave it in a BART lot, an office row or on the street outside the house and it takes the full arc of the sun with nobody inside to care. Ceramic film turns away 88% of that heat, carbon 77%, and both stop 99% of the UV chewing on your dash.
Yes. We sit below you on the map, so the trip runs down I-880 instead of up it. You pass the Hesperian Boulevard interchange, stay on the freeway a little longer, and come off it into the low warehouse blocks behind Depot Road, where Connecticut Street sits. Door to door that is 9.9 miles and roughly fifteen minutes when the road is clear.
Because almost none of your distance is spent on surface streets. Union City is 8.8 miles out and San Leandro 9.9, yet both land near fifteen minutes, because a freeway mile costs far less clock time than a mile of signals. San Lorenzo makes the same point in reverse: 4.5 miles, no freeway on the route, and still about ten minutes.
A full vehicle occupies the bay for three to four hours. Driving home and returning burns only about thirty of those minutes, so leaving the keys costs a San Leandro owner very little. Sticking around is fine too, and plenty of people do.
Our doors are open 11:00 AM until 7:30 PM Monday to Friday, 10:00 AM until 5:00 PM Saturday, and never on Sunday. Since the install needs three to four hours, a finish-today tint means pulling in by about 3:30 PM midweek, or by 1:00 PM on a Saturday. Call ahead to hold the bay, and pad the estimate if you are traveling through the I-880 peak.
Pick the shade against the California window tint laws, weigh carbon against ceramic on the tint service page, then check your neighbors’ drive times on areas we serve.
Tell us the car and how dark you want the glass, and the exact price comes back to you. After that it is one run down I-880 and the job is finished.
23839 Connecticut St, Ste 6 · Hayward, CA 94545 · Mon–Fri 11–7:30 · Sat 10–5