Car Tint Prices & Cost Calculator in Jeddah
Calculate the estimated cost to tint and insulate your car in seconds.
Use the smart AzelCore calculator to get an estimated cost for tinting your car with nano-ceramic and carbon films. Prices depend on the car size and chosen film type.
1. Car Size
2. Insulation Type
3. Add-ons (Optional)
How Much Does Car Tinting Cost in Jeddah? (2026 Price Table)
Car tinting prices in Jeddah start at 600 SAR for economy carbon film and reach 2,400 SAR for 3M Crystalline on a sedan, increasing for larger vehicles (SUV +20%, Family SUV +40%). Estimated 2026 prices include full installation with a lifetime warranty.
| Film Type | Sedan | SUV | Family SUV |
|---|---|---|---|
| Carbon (Economy) | 600 SAR | 720 SAR | 840 SAR |
| Johnson Renegade (Classic) | 800 SAR | 960 SAR | 1,120 SAR |
| Johnson Marathon Nano-Ceramic | 1,100 SAR | 1,320 SAR | 1,540 SAR |
| Johnson Supreme IR ⭐ | 1,800 SAR | 2,160 SAR | 2,520 SAR |
| 3M Crystalline ⭐ (200+ nano layers) | 2,400 SAR | 2,880 SAR | 3,360 SAR |
Add-ons: sunroof +150 SAR, panoramic +350 SAR, anti-salt coat +200 SAR. Prices last updated: 2026.
FAQ — Car Tinting Prices in Jeddah
How much does sedan tinting cost in Jeddah?
Car tinting prices in Jeddah start at 600 SAR for economy carbon film, ~1,100 SAR for Johnson Marathon nano-ceramic, and up to 2,400 SAR for 3M Crystalline on a sedan — all with a lifetime warranty.
What is the price difference between nano-ceramic and carbon?
Carbon film is economy (from ~600 SAR) and rejects less heat, while nano-ceramic (from ~1,100 SAR) blocks up to 97% of heat and 99% of UV with no signal interference.
Does the price include the windshield and sunroof?
Full-car pricing covers all glass. The windshield is tinted at a road-legal clear level, and sunroof/panoramic roofs are a small add-on.
How long does tint last and is it warranted?
Original Johnson and 3M films carry a lifetime warranty against fading, peeling and bubbling, and last for years with proper care.
What is the legal tint limit in Saudi Arabia?
Under Saudi traffic regulations, side and rear windows may be tinted to no less than 30% VLT, while the windshield stays clear (a limited top strip is allowed). See the tint-laws guide for details.
