Car Wraps & Window Tinting in Austin, TX
Color change wraps, commercial vehicle wraps, window tint and paint protection film for drivers and businesses across Greater Austin. Pick the film, get a written quote, and know the price before your vehicle is touched.
Who does car wraps and window tint in Austin?
Austin Car Wrap & Window Tinting quotes and installs vinyl color change wraps, commercial vehicle wraps and graphics, automotive window tinting and paint protection film for cars, trucks, vans and fleets across Greater Austin, from Round Rock and Cedar Park to Lakeway, Kyle and San Marcos. Free written quotes, call (737) 377-1733.
Vehicle Wraps, Tint & Paint Protection in Austin
Four services, one standard: the right film for the job, careful prep, and a written price before anything starts.
Car Wraps & Color Change
Full and partial color change wraps in gloss, satin, matte and color-shift vinyl, plus roofs, hoods, chrome delete and stripes.
Car wraps →
Commercial Vehicle Wraps
Printed wraps, partial wraps, door lettering and DOT numbers for vans, trucks, trailers and fleets.
Commercial wraps →
Window Tinting
Ceramic, carbon and dyed films installed to Texas tint law, with heat rejection that matters in an Austin summer.
Window tint →
Paint Protection Film
Clear, self-healing urethane film on the bumper, hood, fenders and mirrors, or the whole car.
PPF / clear bra →
A Wrap Is Only as Good as the Prep Under It
Lifting edges, bubbles and seams in the wrong place almost always come from rushed prep. The vehicle has to be surgically clean, the trim that blocks a clean edge has to come off, and the film has to be post-heated so it remembers its new shape.
- Full wash, clay bar and panel wipe before any film goes on
- Door handles, badges, lights and trim removed where the edge needs to wrap
- Cast vinyl on complex curves so it does not shrink back
- Seams planned where they are least visible
- Every edge post-heated so it stays put in Texas heat
Straight Answers, Clean Installs
Written Quote First
Film, coverage, disassembly and price itemized before any work starts, so the number does not move at pickup.
Film Chosen for the Job
Cast vinyl for curves and long life, the right tint shade for Texas law, the right PPF coverage for how you drive.
Prep Is Most of the Work
Wash, clay, decontaminate and remove the trim or handles that need it, so edges wrap around instead of stopping short.
Built for Texas Heat
Austin sun and 100 degree afternoons are hard on vinyl, film and paint; we explain aftercare that keeps it looking right.
What Wraps, Tint and PPF Cost in Austin
Honest 2026 ranges so you can plan before the quote.
Full color change wrap
$2,500 to $6,000Most cars land around $3,000 to $4,500. SUVs, trucks, chrome and color-shift films sit higher.
Partial wrap or accents
From about $300Roof, hood, mirrors, chrome delete or stripes, priced by the panel.
Commercial van or truck wrap
$2,500 to $5,500Printed full wraps; partial wraps and door lettering cost far less.
Ceramic window tint
$300 to $750Sedans at the low end, large SUVs at the top. Carbon and dyed films cost less.
PPF, full front
From about $1,800Bumper, full hood, fenders and mirrors. Partial front packages start lower.
PPF, full vehicle
About $5,000 to $8,000Every painted panel, often with a ceramic coating on top.
Ranges reflect published 2026 Austin shop pricing and are for planning only. Your quote depends on the vehicle, the film you choose and how much disassembly the install needs.
From Quote to Pickup in 4 Steps
Free Quote
Send the year, make and model and what you want done, or call. You get a written quote with the film and coverage spelled out.
Film & Design
Pick the color, finish or tint shade from real samples; commercial wraps get a proof of the layout before anything prints.
Prep & Install
The vehicle is washed, decontaminated and partly disassembled where needed, then the film is laid and trimmed.
Post-Heat & Pickup
Edges are post-heated so they stay down, the install is inspected with you, and you leave with aftercare instructions.
Texas Window Tint Rules at a Glance
The limits set by Texas Transportation Code 547.613. We only quote tint that passes them.
| Window | What Texas allows |
|---|---|
| Windshield | Non-reflective tint only above the AS-1 line or the top 5 inches, whichever is closer to the top, at 25% light transmission or more |
| Front side windows | Must let in at least 25% of light, measured with the glass; reflectance 25% or less |
| Rear side windows | Any darkness, as long as the vehicle has outside mirrors on both sides |
| Rear window | Any darkness, with outside mirrors on both sides |
| Compliance label | A label on the driver side window stating the film complies with Texas law |
| Medical exemption | Darker film is allowed with a qualifying physician statement kept in the vehicle |
No Surprises at Pickup
You get the film, the coverage and the price in writing before anything starts, and the install is inspected with you before you pay, so any lifted edge or bubble is caught while you are standing next to the car.
Serving Austin and Central Texas
Austin, the north corridor up I-35 and 183, the Lake Travis side and the south I-35 corridor.
Frequently Asked Questions
A full color change wrap on a sedan in Austin usually runs about $3,000 to $4,500, and $2,500 to $6,000 across most vehicles once size, the vinyl finish and disassembly are counted. Chrome and color-shift films cost more. Partial wraps such as a roof, hood or stripes start in the hundreds. Every quote is written and itemized.
A quality cast vinyl wrap typically lasts about 4 to 7 years. Horizontal surfaces such as the hood and roof take the most sun in Austin and age first, so garage or shade parking and hand washing make a real difference.
Yes, within limits. Texas requires front side windows to let in at least 25 percent of light, allows a windshield strip above the AS-1 line or the top 5 inches, and allows any darkness on the rear side and back windows when the vehicle has two outside mirrors.
On healthy factory paint, no. Vinyl protects the paint under it and comes off cleanly when removed on time. Repainted panels, clear coat failure or rock chips can lift when vinyl is removed, so we check the paint before quoting.
A wrap changes the color or look of the vehicle with thin vinyl. Paint protection film is a thicker, clear urethane made to absorb rock chips and light scratches, and most films self-heal minor swirls with heat. Many owners wrap for looks and put PPF on the front end for protection.
Austin and the surrounding Central Texas area, including Round Rock, Cedar Park, Georgetown, Pflugerville, Leander, Lakeway, Bee Cave, Kyle, Buda and San Marcos. Call (737) 377-1733 if you are not sure your area is covered.
Request Your Free Quote
Tell us the year, make and model and what you have in mind. We reply with a written quote.