How Much Does Ceramic Car Window Tint Cost in Palm Beach County?

What does a full-car package include?

All side windows and rear glass, preparation, mobile installation, final inspection, and aftercare. Windshield, brow, roof glass, and existing-tint removal are additional.

Trucks and SUVs receive separate prices

The sedan starting prices do not apply to trucks, crossovers, SUVs, or vans. Glass size, window count, and installation complexity affect your quote. Send your year, make, and model for vehicle-specific pricing.

Front two, add-ons, and old-film removal

Front two windows start at $139 for Ceramic and $179 for Advanced Ceramic. Windshield, brow, roof glass, single windows, and tint removal are quoted separately. We confirm the full price before booking.

Full-windshield tint, including 50% film, is not a standard Florida road-legal option. A compliant AS/1 top strip is separate. Any applicable exemption must be confirmed before full-windshield work.

What changes your quote?

• Vehicle year, model, glass size, and windows requested.
• Ceramic or Advanced Ceramic.
• Old film, adhesive condition, and removal work.
• Windshield, brow, or roof-glass add-ons.
• Approved installation space and service location.

Your mobile appointment

An approved covered vehicle-installation location is required: clean, sheltered from wind and rain, and with room to open every door. We review the location before confirming your appointment.

Which package should I choose?

Ceramic is our Best Value and recommended default. Advanced Ceramic is the higher infrared-rejection product line. Tell us whether visibility, privacy, or heat control matters most; we recommend a suitable film and shade.

TSER, infrared rejection, and UV rejection measure different things. Compare the same shade and test method, and avoid treating an IR percentage as total heat rejection.

Do I need to choose a shade first?

No. Request your quote with “Help me choose.” A film’s VLT label is not the finished glass-and-film reading; suitability depends on your vehicle and applicable Florida requirements.