Two questions decide every tint job in Conneaut Lake: how dark can you legally go, and what film technology are you buying? Pennsylvania law answers the first — 70% VLT on front side windows. The second decides whether your tint actually rejects heat or just looks dark.
Low winter sun, summer heat waves, and long commutes make ceramic tint one of the highest-comfort-per-dollar upgrades a driver here can make.
Pennsylvania tint law at a glance
Police meter the combined darkness of glass plus film, and factory glass already blocks a few percent — so a quality shop measures the finished result, not the box label. Full statute details on our Pennsylvania tint law guide.
| Glass | Rule (passenger cars) |
|---|---|
| Windshield | No tint below the AS-1 line. |
| Front side windows | 70% VLT or lighter |
| Back side windows | 70% VLT or lighter |
| Rear window | 70% VLT or lighter |
What tint costs in Conneaut Lake
The price gap between dyed and ceramic film is roughly $100–$200 on a sedan — and it's the most consequential $150 in this industry. Dyed film darkens; nano-ceramic film like ULTRASHIELD SHADOW rejects heat and blocks 99% of UV at any legal darkness, without interfering with phone, GPS, or toll transponders.
| Vehicle | Ceramic tint, typical installed price |
|---|---|
| Coupe / 2-door | $249 – $449 |
| Sedan (all sides + rear) | $299 – $549 |
| SUV / truck | $349 – $649 |
| Windshield strip or full windshield (where legal) | $99 – $299 |
| Front-two match (factory privacy glass) | $149 – $249 |
Full statute breakdown: Pennsylvania window tint laws →
Common questions
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Pricing reflects typical published US market ranges as of 2026 and varies by vehicle and shop. Laws change — verify current tint statutes with the Pennsylvania DMV. This article is provided by ULTRASHIELD, the manufacturer of SHIELD PPF, STORM ceramic, and SHADOW window films.