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2021-2026 Chevrolet Tahoe Precut Ceramic Window Tint Kit
Sale price
$144.99
Regular price $450.00
Factory-precise precut ceramic window tint kit for the 2021-2026 Chevrolet Tahoe (5th gen) — cut on our in-house plotter to the Tahoe's exact window contours for an edge-to-edge fit with no trimming. Ceramic film gives your Tahoe a finished, showroom-clean look while cutting heat and glare for everyone inside.
- Nano-ceramic performance: Rejects up to 99% of UV rays and far more infrared heat than older film technologies, with zero signal interference for your phone, GPS, or toll transponder.
- Built to last, not fade: Ceramic particles keep their color and clarity for years — no purple haze, no bubbling, no fading out over time.
- Third-row comfort: Full-size glass means more heat load, so every row gets the same privacy and cooling as the front seats.
- Laser-plotted, edge-to-edge fit: Every panel is cut to the Tahoe's exact factory window contours for a clean, professional-grade result without paying professional-install prices.
- Choose your coverage: Whether you need the Full Vehicle Kit or just a single window replacement to match the rest of your glass after a break-in or a door swap, choose exactly the coverage you need: Full Vehicle Kit, 2 Front Windows Only, Windshield Only, Rear Window Only, or a Single Window (Buyer's Choice) — available in six darkness levels (5%, 15%, 20%, 35%, 50%, and 70% VLT).
- The smart bundle: Buying the 2 Front Windows Only, Windshield Only, and Rear Window Only separately runs $146.97 — the Full Vehicle Kit covers all of that, plus every remaining piece of glass on your vehicle, for $144.99. If you're tinting more than one area, the Full Kit is the obvious move.
- Do the math on DIY: Professional ceramic tint runs $250-$600+ at a shop for a vehicle like this — installing it yourself puts the same protection in your hands for a fraction of that, on your own schedule.
- Cool fact: The Tahoe name comes from Lake Tahoe on the California-Nevada border, and the nameplate replaced the Chevy Blazer for the 1995 model year — it was named Motor Trend's Truck of the Year that same year.
Every kit ships in a rigid, crush-proof tube nationwide — wherever you are in the US, your film arrives flat, scratch-free, and ready for a flawless DIY install.