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Dealer add-ons

Window Tint

Aftermarket window film. Price depends on film type (dyed, carbon, ceramic), windows covered, and the installer's warranty; legality varies by state.

Negotiable: Yes — typically removable from the order

Who charges it

Imposed by
the dealer, as an optional product
Legal status
Optional — never required to buy the car or get the loan
Negotiable?
Yes — typically removable from the order
Attention level
low

Benchmark range

$150–$700

typical $400

Dyed ≈ $150–$300; carbon ≈ $250–$450; ceramic ≈ $400–$900

The report pre-fills $349 for this line as a catalog starting point you can overwrite; it is not a market benchmark.

Why it matters

Tint is a real installed product. Its value depends on the film type and the installer's warranty, and independent tint shops commonly charge less. Some vehicles already have factory privacy glass on the rear windows.

What to ask at the desk

Please state the film brand and type, which windows are covered, and the warranty, and confirm the darkness is legal in my state.

What Carlarity evaluates
  • Classifies the line as window tint from its name and aliases, and the fair price depends on the vehicle.
  • Compares the quoted amount with the benchmark range above and states any potential excess as a range, never a point estimate.
  • Checks the coverage term against the factory warranty still in force, and states the overlap.
  • Keeps government, manufacturer and lender charges out of the negotiable total by construction.
Reading this page

Legal and expensive are two different questions. An optional product can be entirely legitimate and still cost more on the buyer’s order than the same coverage elsewhere; a low-value item can be fairly priced. This page tells you what the product is, who is charging for it and what a fair range looks like. Your report judges your actual quote against that range, as part of the whole deal.

Benchmarks are market ranges from the sources cited, not exact prices, verified 2026-09-07. Nothing on this page is legal or financial advice. The product’s contract terms decide its value on your deal.