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Window Tinting in Kansas City
Kansas summers are brutal — quality tint fixes that. Ceramic film knocks down heat, blocks 99% of UV, adds privacy, and makes any vehicle look more finished. We tint to Kansas law, so you get the look without the ticket.
What's Included
- Ceramic and carbon film options
- 99% UV blocking on every film we install
- Kansas tint-law compliant — guaranteed
- Computer-cut patterns for a factory look
- Lifetime film warranty options
- Cars, trucks, fleets & equipment
Pricing Guidance
Every vehicle is different — these are honest ballpark ranges so you know what to expect. Final quotes are firm after we see the vehicle (or photos of it).
2 Side Windows
$89
Tint-match the front two door windows to the factory rear tint — most new trucks & SUVs. Our most popular job.
Regular Cab Truck
$179
Full tint for regular cab pickups.
Coupe
$199
Full tint, every window.
Sedan
$249
Full tint, every window.
Crew Cab Truck
$249
Full tint for crew cab pickups.
Full SUV
$279
Every window. XL SUVs (Suburban, Expedition & similar) $299.
Windshield
$149
Full windshield in clear ceramic — huge heat rejection without changing the look.
Eyebrow
$35
Sun-strip across the top of the windshield.
Ceramic Film Upgrade
2× standard
Ceramic runs double the standard price on any job — and earns it with maximum heat rejection for Kansas summers.
Oversized vehicles and specialty films quoted individually.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does window tinting cost in Kansas City? +
Tint-matching the front two door windows is $89 — the most popular job we do. Full-vehicle tint runs $179 for a regular cab truck, $199 for a coupe, $249 for a sedan or crew cab truck, and $279–$299 for SUVs. Windshields are $149, eyebrows $35, and ceramic film runs double the standard price for dramatically better heat rejection.
What is the legal tint limit in Kansas? +
Kansas law requires more than 35% light transmission on front side windows. Back side and rear windows can be darker. We know the law and tint to it — no fix-it tickets, no re-dos.
Is ceramic tint worth it? +
If you park outside or do highway miles in a Kansas summer, yes. Ceramic film rejects far more infrared heat than dyed film, doesn't interfere with GPS or phone signal, and doesn't fade purple over time.
How long before I can roll my windows down? +
Give it 3–4 days. The film needs time to cure and adhere fully — rolling down early is the #1 cause of peeling edges.
Does tint help my interior? +
Absolutely. Blocking 99% of UV protects your dash, seats, and skin, and keeps the cabin noticeably cooler — your AC works less and your interior ages slower.