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According to Cost Helper, prices range rather drastically. Window tinting can cost $50 to $600 for using standard, non-reflective tint and $100 to $800 for high-performance ceramic, carbon, metallic and colored tints.
As is often the case, you get what you pay for â and auto window tinting is no exception. DIY tint kits, which typically cost under $100 and less than professional tinting services, are available to buy online, but auto experts say applying tint requires precision and skill.