What does window tint really cost?

Cars and sedans are the first pricing class. Midsize trucks and SUVs include examples such as Colorado, Canyon, Tacoma, Ranger, Frontier, Maverick, RAV4, and CR-V. Full-size, large, and HD examples include F-150, Silverado, Ram 1500, Tundra, Tahoe, Suburban, 2500/3500, and dually vehicles.

Published front-two-window prices are $140 for cars and sedans and $160 for both midsize and full-size/large/HD classes. The final classification and quote still depend on the actual vehicle and glass.

• Cars and sedans: front two from $140
• Midsize trucks and SUVs: front two from $160
• Full-size, large, and HD: front two from $160
• Year, make, and model help confirm the class

A customer may want a full installation plus a windshield and brow, or only one of those items. The existing automotive builder supports multiple compatible choices so the estimate matches the requested work.

Published standard front-windshield prices are $200, $220, and $250 by the three vehicle classes. Ceramic windshield prices are $250, $260, and $300. Windshield brows are $60 for cars, $70 for midsize trucks and SUVs, and $80 for full-size, large, and HD vehicles.

• Standard windshield: $200–$250 by class
• Ceramic windshield: $250–$300 by class
• Windshield brow: $60–$80 by class
• Texas tint laws apply to shade and placement