Tint World Automotive Styling Centers, an auto accessory and window tinting franchise, continues expanding with a fifth store location in Tennessee. This marks the first store in the Chattanooga area, under the ownership of Brian Weed, a multi-store franchise developer.

“Tint World’s predictable franchise model allowed me to open multiple stores in the first year of ownership to quickly reach my desired level of success after leaving the corporate world,” Mr. Weed said. “Drivers here are passionate about their vehicles. They recognize the value Tint World provides with its comprehensive range of premium services and best-in-class products. I’ve experienced tremendous success as a Tint World franchisee in Middle Tennessee and look forward to building on those results here.”

Tint World Chattanooga, the fifth Tint World location in the state, provides automotive aftermarket services and accessories throughout southeastern Tennessee.

“Brian is dedicated to delivering the highest quality products and services to the communities he serves,” said Charles J. Bonfiglio, CEO and president of Tint World. “His proven success as a multi-store developer in Tennessee is evidence of his commitment to Tint World. It’s also proof that our unique franchise model offers fantastic opportunities for owners who share our mission to provide the industry’s best quality and value.”

Tint World Chattanooga is at 7327 Lee Hwy. To book an appointment, request a quote or find out more about Tint World’s products and services, call 381-8300.

Tint World Automotive Styling Centers offer sales and installation of auto accessories, mobile electronics, audio video equipment, security systems, custom wheels and tire packages, window tinting, vehicle wraps, paint protection films, detailing services, nano ceramic coatings, maintenance and repair services, and more. Tint World is also the leading provider of residential, commercial and marine computerized window tinting and security film services with locations throughout the U.S. and abroad, with franchise opportunities available worldwide.

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