regular cab guys....
how much do yall with regular cabs usually pay for gettin your windows tinted? i just got mine done today, 5% on the rear window and 30% on the two cab windows........ (legal limit in NC, didnt wanna mess with inspection stuff)
i paid 160 and i was wondering if that was comparable to what yall pay? its with a lifetime warranty against bubbling tearing and peeling and stuff.......
i paid 160 and i was wondering if that was comparable to what yall pay? its with a lifetime warranty against bubbling tearing and peeling and stuff.......
i think that's a little high myself...i had the windows tinted on my 4-door grand prix (7 windows total including the rear w/ defroster lines) for $180 w/ a warranty.
the same place quoted me $85-100 for my reg. cab ram depending which color tint i went with
the same place quoted me $85-100 for my reg. cab ram depending which color tint i went with
yea i thought it seemed high but places i called around too quoted me between 140-160..... i went with that one because its really well known and has a good warranty.
The well known for being good place around here is a little on the expensive side but not really compared to what it sounds like you paid. They wanted $35 per window to tint my front two windows on my ext cab. They said it was a extra $15 per window to remove the tint I had already on it. So thats $70 plus whatever the rear costs. I can't imagine them wanting $90 to do just the back window though. It seems like prices greatly vary by area. If you are happy with the tint job I'd say thats all that matters.
When i went in to get my camaro tinted up, at first they messed up the bid and told me the price for a truck, the only reason i know. two side windows would be $70, and the back would be $40, so $110 total for a reg cab. Did a good job on my car, and that back window of mine is a PITA.
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I paid 130 for all 5%, came with lifetime warranty. It's a little dark at night and I have to roll windows down to see around corners sometimes, but it really helps when it's hot



