Premium tint and PPF at inland prices—45 minutes over Highway 17
Santa Cruz drivers know Highway 17—the rock chips from trucks, the fog that traps moisture, the salt air that corrodes everything. That's why surfers, UCSC staff, and Capitola families make the 45-minute drive over the hill to Blackout. We get your lifestyle: Sprinter vans with roof racks, Tacomas covered in wax and sand, 4Runners that see Nisene Marks and Big...
Premium window tinting, paint protection, and detailing services—all just 45 minutes from Santa Cruz.
Protect your interior from coastal UV and keep your ride cool during Santa Cruz summers.
Shield your paint from Highway 17 debris and coastal salt air with premium PPF.
Long-lasting protection against Santa Cruz's coastal elements—salt, fog, and UV.
We understand beach vehicles—from Sprinter vans to Tacomas to classic VW buses.
Modern blackout styling for your vehicle's chrome trim. Popular with Tesla, BMW, and luxury vehicle owners for a sleek, sporty look.
Windshield and window replacement with ADAS calibration. Insurance claim assistance included.
Marine window tinting and ceramic coating for boats. Salt-resistant films protect cabins from UV and glare.
Distance: 41 miles
Drive Time: 45 minutes
Main Routes: Highway 17, Highway 1, Highway 9
From downtown Santa Cruz, take Highway 17 South over the Santa Cruz Mountains (beautiful but winding—take it easy!). Merge onto Highway 1 South toward Watsonville, then take Highway 152 East (or continue to Highway 101 South). Follow 101 South to Gilroy and exit at 10th Street. Turn east on 10th, right on Camino Arroyo, then left on Holloway Rd. We're behind Target. Total drive is about 45 minutes from Santa Cruz or 35 minutes from Scotts Valley. Alternative: From Capitola, take Highway 1 South to Highway 152 East for a slightly faster route.
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