Window Tint in Orlando, FL
Window tint is a film applied to a vehicle's glass to cut heat and glare and add privacy. Florida limits how dark tint can be on each window, and the limits differ between sedans and SUVs or vans, so confirm the current rules or ask the shop what it installs. In Orlando, 11 of the 38 detailers in the directory list window tint (29%). 6 of them also list mobile detailing. Orlando is one of 26 Florida cities with at least 3 detailers listing window tint.
- 11detailers list window tint
- 4.8 ★Average Google rating across 11 businesses
- 38detailers listed in Orlando in total
Source: Google ratings, updated January–July 2026; the average is weighted by number of reviews. They are not GetAutoDetailing reviews.
Key facts: Window Tint in Orlando, FL
As of
- 11 detailers in Orlando, FL list window tint.
- That is 29% of the 38 detailers listed in Orlando.
- 6 of them also list mobile detailing.
- The average Google rating across the 11 rated businesses is 4.8 out of 5 (weighted by review count; Google data updated January–July 2026).
- Most listed services in Orlando: Car Detailing (37), Mobile Detailing (24), Paint Correction (19), Ceramic Coating (17).
Counts come from the GetAutoDetailing directory and change as listings are added or removed. Ratings are Google's, not GetAutoDetailing reviews.
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Window Tint in Orlando: common questions
How many detailers in Orlando offer window tint?
As of October 2026, 11 detailers in Orlando, FL list window tint in the GetAutoDetailing directory, which is 29% of the 38 listed in the city. 6 of them also list mobile detailing. The average Google rating across the rated ones is 4.8 out of 5, weighted by review count. 25 other Florida cities also have at least 3 detailers listing it. Counts change as listings are added or removed, so confirm the service and the price with the detailer before you book.
Is there a legal limit on window tint in Florida?
Yes. Florida sets minimum light transmission by window and vehicle type, and installers must give the buyer a compliance label. Rules and exemptions change, so confirm the current figures with the Florida Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles department or the shop before you choose a shade.
What is the difference between dyed and ceramic tint films?
Film types differ in how much heat they block and how long they last. Ceramic films are generally sold as the better heat-rejecting option, but quality varies by brand. Ask for the film brand, its heat-rejection rating and the warranty.
