Unicres Tint Prices 2026 Full Vehicle and Windshield Tint Cost Guide
- UniCres
- Jul 31
- 8 min read
Window tint pricing gets confusing fast because the final cost depends on vehicle size, glass count, film type, and add-ons. A coupe is not priced like a full SUV. Carbon film does not perform like premium ceramic. A windshield add-on changes the total without changing the rest of the package.
This guide lays out the 2026 Unicres tint prices in a clear format, including full sedan, SUV, pickup truck, coupe, semi-truck, partial two-door packages, and the full windshield tint add-on.
Unicres 2026 full vehicle tint prices at a glance
The biggest price differences come from two things: vehicle type and film type.
Unicres lists three common tint levels for most passenger vehicles:
Carbon tint
Usually the lowest-cost option in this price guide.
Standard ceramic tint
A step up from carbon, often chosen by drivers who want better performance without going to the highest tier.
Premium ceramic tint
The highest-priced option listed here, typically selected when heat rejection and comfort are the main priority.
Here is the full 2026 price table.
Vehicle type and package | Carbon tint | Standard ceramic tint | Premium ceramic tint |
$275 | $345 | $525 | |
$375 | $425 | $625 | |
$150 | $185 | $225 | |
$375 | $425 | $625 | |
$165 | $200 | $250 | |
$225 | $285 | $475 | |
Not listed | $200 | $275 |
The full windshield tint add-on is priced separately:
Add-on | Price |
Full windshield tint added to any package | $90 |
Other add-ons may exist, so the final invoice can vary if extra services are selected.
Sedan tint prices start at $275 for carbon film
A full sedan tint package is one of the most common requests because sedans usually have a predictable glass layout. For 2026, Unicres sedan pricing is:
Price | |
Carbon tint | $275 |
Standard ceramic tint | $345 |
Premium ceramic tint | $525 |
The jump from carbon to standard ceramic is $70. The jump from standard ceramic to premium ceramic is $180.
That makes the standard ceramic sedan package a middle ground for many drivers. It costs more than carbon, but it does not reach the premium ceramic price point. Premium ceramic makes the most sense when the driver wants the best listed film option for comfort, heat control, and long-term performance.
For a sedan with the windshield add-on, the totals become:
Total price | |
Carbon tint plus full windshield | $365 |
Standard ceramic tint plus full windshield | $435 |
Premium ceramic tint plus full windshield | $615 |
The windshield add-on is a simple calculation because it adds $90 to any package.
SUV tint prices are higher because there is more glass
SUVs usually cost more to tint than sedans or coupes because they have more glass area. Many SUVs also have rear quarter glass, larger cargo-area windows, or taller side windows.
For a full SUV, Unicres 2026 prices are:
Price | |
Carbon tint | $375 |
Standard ceramic tint | $425 |
Premium ceramic tint | $625 |
The carbon SUV package costs $100 more than the carbon sedan package. The standard ceramic SUV package is $80 more than the standard ceramic sedan package. The premium ceramic SUV package is $100 more than the premium ceramic sedan package.
That spread is useful when comparing vehicle types. The pricing does not rise evenly across every film type, but SUVs stay in a higher bracket overall.
With the windshield add-on, the full SUV totals are:
Total price | |
Carbon tint plus full windshield | $465 |
Standard ceramic tint plus full windshield | $515 |
Premium ceramic tint plus full windshield | $715 |
Pickup truck tint prices match full SUV pricing
Full pickup truck tint pricing matches full SUV pricing in the 2026 Unicres list.
Price | |
Carbon tint | $375 |
Standard ceramic tint | $425 |
Premium ceramic tint | $625 |
This keeps the full-size vehicle category easy to compare. If a customer is looking at a full SUV or full pickup truck, the listed pricing is the same across carbon, standard ceramic, and premium ceramic.
With a $90 full windshield add-on, the full pickup totals are:
Total price | |
Carbon tint plus full windshield | $465 |
Standard ceramic tint plus full windshield | $515 |
Premium ceramic tint plus full windshield | $715 |
The important detail is the word full. A full pickup package is different from a two-door pickup partial tint package. The partial package is priced lower because it covers less glass.
Two-door SUV partial tint starts at $150
A partial tint package is not the same as a full vehicle tint. It is priced lower because the job is smaller.
For two-door SUV partial tinting, the 2026 Unicres prices are:
Price | |
Carbon film | $150 |
Standard ceramic film | $185 |
Premium ceramic film | $225 |
This is the lowest SUV-related pricing in the list. It can make sense when only a smaller area needs tinting or when the vehicle does not require a full package.
Adding a full windshield tint changes the total:
Total price | |
Carbon film plus full windshield | $240 |
Standard ceramic film plus full windshield | $275 |
Premium ceramic film plus full windshield | $315 |
The windshield add-on can be a large percentage of the total on a partial package. For example, adding $90 to a $150 carbon partial package increases the total to $240.
Two-door pickup truck partial tint starts at $165
Two-door pickup truck partial tint pricing is slightly higher than two-door SUV partial pricing.
Price | |
Carbon film | $165 |
Standard ceramic film | $200 |
Premium ceramic film | $250 |
Compared with the two-door SUV partial package, the two-door pickup partial package costs:
Film type | Two-door SUV partial | Two-door pickup partial | Difference |
Carbon film | $150 | $165 | $15 |
Standard ceramic film | $185 | $200 | $15 |
Premium ceramic film | $225 | $250 | $25 |
With the windshield add-on, the totals are:
Total price | |
Carbon film plus full windshield | $255 |
Standard ceramic film plus full windshield | $290 |
Premium ceramic film plus full windshield | $340 |
Coupe tint prices are the lowest full vehicle packages listed
Coupes usually have fewer windows than sedans, SUVs, and full pickup trucks. That shows in the pricing.
For a full coupe tint package, Unicres lists:
Price | |
Carbon tint | $225 |
Standard ceramic tint | $285 |
Premium ceramic tint | $475 |
The full coupe carbon package is $50 less than a full sedan carbon package. Standard ceramic for a coupe is $60 less than a full sedan standard ceramic package. Premium ceramic for a coupe is $50 less than a full sedan premium ceramic package.
With a full windshield add-on, coupe totals are:
Total price | |
Carbon tint plus full windshield | $315 |
Standard ceramic tint plus full windshield | $375 |
Premium ceramic tint plus full windshield | $565 |
For buyers comparing full vehicle packages, the coupe is the lowest-cost full tint package in this 2026 list.
Semi-truck tint pricing begins with standard ceramic
Semi-truck tint pricing is listed differently from passenger vehicles because carbon tint is not included in the provided semi-truck prices.
For 2026, Unicres semi-truck tint pricing is:
Price | |
Standard ceramic tint | $200 |
Premium ceramic tint | $275 |
The $75 gap between standard ceramic and premium ceramic makes the premium option a smaller upgrade than it is on many full passenger vehicle packages.
The full windshield tint add-on is $90
The windshield tint add-on is one of the simplest numbers in the guide. Adding a full windshield tint to any package costs $90.
That price applies across the listed packages. It can be added to a full sedan, full SUV, full pickup, partial two-door package, or coupe.
Here are a few common examples:
Package | Base price | Windshield add-on | Total |
Full sedan with carbon tint | $275 | $90 | $365 |
Full SUV with standard ceramic tint | $425 | $90 | $515 |
Full pickup with premium ceramic tint | $625 | $90 | $715 |
Full coupe with standard ceramic tint | $285 | $90 | $375 |
Semi-truck with premium ceramic tint | $275 | $TBD | $TBD |
Windshield tint rules can vary by state, especially for visible light transmission and how much of the windshield may be tinted. The pricing above is a cost guide, not legal advice. Vehicle owners should check local tint laws before choosing windshield film.
Carbon, standard ceramic, and premium ceramic pricing work for different budgets
Price is only one part of choosing window tint. Film type matters because each tier is built for a different buyer.
Film tier | Best fit | Price pattern in this guide |
Carbon tint | Lower upfront cost | Cheapest listed option for most passenger vehicle packages |
Standard ceramic tint | Balanced cost and performance | Mid-tier option across most vehicle types |
Premium ceramic tint | Highest listed performance tier | Most expensive option in the guide |
Carbon tint is the budget-friendly choice in the listed passenger vehicle categories. It keeps the initial price down, especially on smaller vehicles like coupes and sedans.
Standard ceramic tint fits buyers who want to move above carbon without paying for the top listed tier. It often lands in the most approachable middle range.
Premium ceramic tint is the highest-priced film tier in this guide. It costs much more on full sedans, SUVs, pickups, and coupes, but less sharply on semi-trucks and partial packages.
The right choice depends on the vehicle, glass area, comfort goals, and budget. For example, the upgrade from standard ceramic to premium ceramic is $180 on a full sedan and $200 on a full SUV or full pickup. On a two-door SUV partial package, the same upgrade is only $40.
How Unicres prices compare with typical tint pricing
Tint shops often price jobs based on the same core factors: vehicle size, film grade, installation complexity, and add-ons. That means a full SUV usually costs more than a coupe, and ceramic film usually costs more than carbon film.
The Unicres 2026 structure follows that common pattern:
Smaller full vehicles, such as coupes, are priced lower.
Sedans sit above coupes.
Full SUVs and full pickup trucks share a higher price bracket.
Ceramic films cost more than carbon film.
Premium ceramic costs more than standard ceramic.
Full windshield tint is treated as a separate add-on.
That makes these prices easy to compare with other tint providers. The cleanest comparison is to match the same vehicle type, same film tier, and same scope of work.
For example, do not compare a Unicres full SUV premium ceramic package with another shop’s partial carbon package. Those are different services. A fair comparison would be full SUV premium ceramic against full SUV premium ceramic, with windshield tint either included on both quotes or excluded from both.
The most accurate tint quote comparison uses the same vehicle type, same film category, same window coverage, and the same add-ons.
Other add-ons can also affect the final price. If a quote includes removal of old film, specialty glass work, sunroof tint, brow strips, or extra windows, the total may differ from the base package price.
The best value depends on the vehicle and the film tier
For the lowest full vehicle price, the full coupe with carbon tint is the cheapest listed full package at $225.
For the lowest overall listed package, the two-door SUV partial with carbon film is $150.
For full-size vehicles, the full SUV and full pickup truck packages match each other:
Full-size vehicle package | Carbon | Standard ceramic | Premium ceramic |
Full SUV | $375 | $425 | $625 |
Full pickup truck | $375 | $425 | $625 |
For a balanced sedan choice, standard ceramic at $345 sits between the $275 carbon package and the $525 premium ceramic package.
For buyers who want the top listed option, premium ceramic is available across sedans, SUVs, pickups, coupes, two-door partial packages, and semi-trucks.
The final decision comes down to three questions:
Is the job full vehicle tinting or partial tinting?
Is the vehicle a coupe, sedan, SUV, pickup, or semi-truck?
Is the preferred film carbon, standard ceramic, or premium ceramic?
Once those answers are clear, the price is easy to calculate. Add $90 if full windshield tint is part of the package, and account for any other add-ons that may apply.
Key takeaway on Unicres tint prices for 2026
Unicres 2026 tint pricing starts at $150 for a two-door SUV partial carbon film package and reaches $625 for full SUV or full pickup truck premium ceramic tint before add-ons. The full windshield tint add-on is $90 for any package.
For most comparisons, use the base package price first, then add windshield tint and any other selected add-ons. That gives the clearest view of the real cost and makes it easier to compare Unicres with other tint providers on equal terms.
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