Choose the film. Know the rules.
Compare standard and ceramic film for front side windows, rear glass and wider coverage. Each option shows the starting price by vehicle size.
Coverage and film options
Choose two front side windows, the rear section, or the full sides and rear. Standard and ceramic choices are listed where offered. Existing film removal and complex glass are assessed separately.
Québec road-use requirements
Front side windows must let in at least 70% of light when measured. Full-windshield tint is not permitted on Québec public roads, except for a top strip no wider than 15 cm. Windshield-inclusive options are labelled clearly and require a separate discussion before any work.
Prices shown are starting rates. Vehicle condition and the agreed work may affect the final estimate.
Includes windshield tint film. Québec permits only a top windshield strip no wider than 15 cm on road vehicles. A customer acknowledgment does not make full-windshield tint legal or automatically remove business responsibility. SAAQ ↗
Frequently asked questions
Is full-windshield tint road legal in Québec?
No. The SAAQ allows only a top strip no wider than 15 cm. A customer acknowledgment does not change the road-use rule.
Will front side window tint meet the 70% rule?
That depends on the original glass and chosen film. We need to assess measured light transmission before agreeing to front-window work.
What is the difference between standard and ceramic film?
Ceramic film is an upgraded option. We will discuss the available film and coverage before work begins.
Is old tint removal included?
No. Removing existing film is assessed separately because adhesive and glass condition vary.
When is the appointment confirmed?
After we review the request and send a separate confirmation. Selecting a preferred time does not reserve it.
Tell us about your vehicle.
Share your vehicle and the care you have in mind. We’ll confirm the work and your appointment.