Carbon and ceramic window tint at Lusso starts at $300 for a coupe or sedan and $400 for an SUV or truck. Ceramic film starts at $450 for a coupe or sedan and $650 for an SUV or truck. That's it, two tiers, not three. Lusso doesn't install dyed film, which sets a different price floor than shops that lead with a cheap dyed option before upselling you to something better.
Window Tint Cost by Vehicle and Film Tier
Cost comes down to two things: how much glass your vehicle has, and which film tier you choose.
| Vehicle | Film | Starting Price |
|---|---|---|
| Coupe / Sedan | Carbon | $300 |
| Coupe / Sedan | Ceramic | $450 |
| SUV / Truck | Carbon | $400 |
| SUV / Truck | Ceramic | $650 |
Each price covers all side glass and rear glass on the vehicle. A two-door coupe costs less to wrap than a three-row SUV, and carbon costs less than ceramic because it doesn't reject infrared heat the same way.
What About the Windshield?
Windshield tint is priced separately from side and rear glass, and there are two real options. Full windshield ceramic film starts at $300 and cuts infrared heat and glare with no visible tint at all. A windshield visor strip starts at $95, a non-reflective strip above the AS-1 line that's legal on any vehicle in Nevada. Neither is bundled into the side-and-rear package price above.
What Actually Changes Your Window Tint Price
Film tier is the single biggest swing factor. Carbon and ceramic sit at different price points because ceramic's infrared rejection genuinely costs more to produce and install correctly.
Vehicle size and glass count come next. More windows and more curved glass, like a wraparound rear windshield, mean more material and more install time.
Old tint removal is its own step. If your car already has failing factory or aftermarket tint, that needs to come off first, and final pricing accounts for it rather than folding it into the new install silently.
Why Shade Percentage Doesn't Tell You the Real Cost Driver
Darkness is not heat rejection. A legal 35% ceramic film can block more infrared heat than a much darker cheap dyed film, which is the single most misunderstood thing about tint pricing. Two invoices can list "window tint" as the same line item while describing completely different products.
That's part of why Lusso doesn't install dyed film at all, and why every quote includes a heat lamp and a meter test on the actual film before you buy. You're not taking a shop's word for how much heat a film blocks, you're feeling the difference yourself before committing to it.
Does Lusso Offer Mobile Window Tint?
No. Tint is installed at Lusso's Henderson bay. Since most vehicles are a same-day job, the drive out is a one-time trip rather than a recurring inconvenience. A controlled, clean bay matters for tint the same way it matters for paint correction and PPF installation, dust and inconsistent conditions during the cut-and-install phase are the kind of thing that shows up as problems months later.
Ceramic vs. Carbon: Is the Extra Cost Worth It in Las Vegas Heat?
For most Las Vegas drivers, yes. Ceramic rejects the most infrared heat of the two and stays stable in appearance for years, while carbon still delivers a noticeable improvement over no tint at a lower price point than ceramic. Both hold up better long term than dyed film, which fades and can turn purple after enough summers in this sun. For the full performance breakdown between all three film types, see our ceramic vs. carbon vs. dyed tint guide.
Nevada Window Tint Laws and Your Quote
Nevada law (NRS 484D.440) allows any shade behind the front doors but requires more than 35% VLT on the front side windows. That legal line is identical no matter which film tier you choose, so the law affects which shade you're allowed to pick, not which film tier costs what. A dedicated breakdown of Nevada's full tint law is coming soon on our blog for anyone who wants the complete picture before booking.
How to Get an Accurate Window Tint Quote
Every Lusso quote includes computer-cut installation, the heat lamp demo, and the manufacturer's film warranty. Final pricing depends on your vehicle's window count, glass curvature, and whether old tint needs to come off first, which is why we confirm the real number once we've seen the car rather than quoting blind over the phone.
Get a window tint quote or call (702) 342-9400 to get on the schedule at our Henderson shop.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does ceramic window tint cost in Las Vegas or Henderson?
Ceramic film starts at $450 for a coupe or sedan and $650 for an SUV or truck, covering all side and rear glass. Full windshield ceramic starts at $300, and a windshield visor strip starts at $95.
Is ceramic tint worth the extra over carbon?
For most Las Vegas drivers, yes. Ceramic rejects noticeably more infrared heat than carbon and stays stable in appearance for years, while carbon still offers a real improvement over dyed film at a lower price than ceramic.
Does a darker tint mean better heat rejection?
No, and this is the biggest misconception in tint pricing. A legal 35% ceramic film can block more infrared heat than a much darker dyed film. Darkness and heat rejection are two different properties, which is why Lusso demos film with a heat lamp and a meter before you buy.
Does Lusso offer mobile window tint?
No, tint is installed at Lusso's Henderson bay. Since most vehicles are same-day jobs, the drive out is a one-time trip rather than a recurring hassle, and the controlled bay environment matters for a clean install.
Can old tint be removed before installing new film?
Yes, and final pricing accounts for it. A car with failing factory or aftermarket tint needs it stripped first, which is handled as part of the process rather than left as a surprise on the invoice.
