It varies greatly on your vehicle. Depending on how many windows you have and the size of the windows, we won't have an accurate cost until you visit us. Please call us for more information or complete a quote on our "Services" page.

Absolutely, Oasis Window Tinting guarantees all window tint films. Standard tint films come with a solid 3-year warranty for defects, while our premium Ceramic and Nano-Ceramic tints have a Lifetime warranty. This promise ensures top-notch quality, unmatched durability, and total customer satisfaction.

The duration of the window tinting service varies depending on your vehicle type and the complexity of the job. Typically, the process can take anywhere from as little as 30 minutes for simpler applications to over 3 hours for more intricate or full-vehicle tints. To get an accurate estimate, we recommend contacting us directly or completing a quote request on our Services page. This allows our team to provide precise timing and ensure the highest quality results for your window tinting project.

At Oasis Window Tint, we provide both standard and ceramic window tinting options, each varying significantly in quality and performance. Our Standard tint is a dyed film that reduce glare and offer basic UV protection, but over time may fade, discolor, or interfere with electronic signals. Ceramic tint, on the other hand, is made from advanced non-metallic, non-conductive ceramic particles that provide superior heat rejection, excellent UV protection up to 99%, enhanced durability, and clearer visibility without fading or signal disruption. Ceramic tint also helps maintain interior temperature more effectively, contributing to greater comfort and energy efficiency. For customers seeking long-term performance, superior clarity, and maximum protection, ceramic tint is the premium choice available at Oasis Window Tint.

Not necessarily, but we may need to get into your vehicle at some point so cleaning up a little bit would be greatly appreciated !

Please wait 3-5 days before rolling down your windows, especially if its cold or humid. Rolling you windows down may interfere with the curing process. If you accidentally roll them down it should be okay, but don't do it again.