August 14, 2026

What Window Tinting Costs in Dodge City

Front sides from $130, rear from $200, full vehicle from $260. What those numbers include, what changes the quote, and how to get a price before you drive in.

People call asking what tint costs. The honest answer is a range, not a mystery. At Rob’s, automotive packages start at $130 for front sides, $200 for the rears, and $260 for a full vehicle. Shade does not move that starting number. Coverage does.

Those are sedan-style packages on Solar FX film, quoted out of 308 S. Second Ave for Dodge City and the rest of western Kansas. A four-door car, a crew-cab pickup, and a tractor cab are not the same job. That is why we still want the vehicle before we lock a price.

What the package price covers

You pick how much glass we film:

  • Front sides — the two roll-downs next to the driver and passenger. Most people start here for glare and a little privacy.
  • Rear windows — rear sides, quarters, and the back glass.
  • Full vehicle — fronts and rears together. It is cheaper than buying those two packages apart.

Add-ons sit on top of that:

  • Eyebrow (sun strip) from $50
  • Full windshield from $150
  • Sunroof from $90

The quote is the package plus the film you pick plus anything extra on that vehicle.

Shade does not change the starting price

5% and 35% use the same labor and the same square footage. We do not charge more because the roll is darker. You pick the look. We cut the film.

Film construction is the other lever. Vintage Carbon versus FXtreme2 and FX Plus ceramic is a heat choice, not a darkness choice. Carbon is the black look at the lower film price. Ceramic costs more and dumps more infrared before it hits the cab. On a black truck that sits on US-50 all summer, that gap is usually worth it. If you mainly want the appearance, carbon does that job.

What actually moves the quote

The vehicle. More glass, more curves, sliding rear windows, and factory privacy glass all take time. A two-door is not a suburban. We would rather see it or get photos than guess from a year and a model.

Old film. A remover is a different clock. Baked-on tint from a previous shop can double the time on a door. Tell us before you book so the quote is not a surprise at drop-off.

Farm cabs and house glass. Tractor, combine, sprayer, and storefront jobs are not the car packages. Those are quoted from photos or a look at the glass. Same shop, different pattern. See why farm equipment needs tint.

How long you are here

Most cars and trucks are a few hours. Full windshields, removers, and cabs run longer. We give you a window when we confirm the quote. Prep the interior the night before so we are cutting film, not emptying door pockets.

After you leave, keep the windows up while it cures. Aftercare is short: no rolling, no razors, no ammonia.

How to get a number

Send the year, make, model, the package you want, and which film you are leaning toward on the quote form, or call (620) 253-4266. Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, by appointment. We will price it before you drive in.