PPF on a leased car: worth it, and does the lease allow it
Film is removable, so most lessors treat it as an accessory rather than a modification — but check the contract and the wear-and-tear guide first.
What the lease says
Most contracts prohibit modifications that alter the vehicle's condition. Film that is removed cleanly at turn-in usually passes, but get written confirmation from the lessor.
Economics
On a 36-month lease, full front PPF at $2,000 adds roughly $55/month. If it prevents a $600–$1,200 excess wear charge at turn-in, it pays for itself.
Turn-in
Remove film 30–60 days before turn-in so any adhesive residue can be dealt with. Do not leave old film on for the inspection.
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