A window-tint decision gets easier when the options can be compared on the same terms. Mad Window Tint’s website lists three auto-tint tiers—Professional Series, Carbon Premium Series, and Ceramic Ultra Series—with published starting prices. That gives a Philadelphia driver a useful point of departure, but the names and prices alone do not establish film specifications, vehicle fit, or the final cost. The practical next step is to identify what matters for the car, then confirm what each option includes.
Use the posted menu as a starting point, not a complete quote
Mad Window Tint currently lists Professional Series Tint at $195 plus tax, Carbon Premium Series Tint at $295 plus tax, and Ceramic Ultra Series Tint at $495 plus tax. The site says these prices apply to most four-door sedans. The wording matters: these are published starting prices for a stated vehicle type, not a guaranteed total for every car. A different body style, requested coverage, or other job details could affect the quote, but the public menu does not specify how.
Because the menu applies to most four-door sedans, share the vehicle’s year, make, model, and requested coverage when seeking a quote. Get the total for that specific job, including tax and any additional charges. The posted starting prices do not explain adjustments for other body styles or coverage.
Ask what separates Professional, Carbon, and Ceramic Ultra
The published names distinguish three menu choices, but the website excerpt does not provide technical specifications for them. It does not state film construction, measured heat rejection, visible-light transmission, glare performance, or a warranty for any tier. A driver should therefore treat “Carbon” and “Ceramic” as labels to clarify with the installer, rather than as enough information to predict results.
Mad Window Tint describes its auto tinting in terms of UV protection, privacy, style, and comfort, but those general benefits are not numerical guarantees for a particular film or vehicle. To compare tiers, look for the specific film product, available shades, and product information relevant to your priorities.
Set appearance and compliance questions before selecting a shade
Drivers may care about privacy, appearance, and visibility in different ways. It helps to explain those priorities separately: which windows are under consideration, whether a darker look is desired, and whether maintaining a particular level of visibility is important. Then ask what shades are offered and how the selected film will look on that vehicle. The website’s general privacy and style language does not identify a shade or establish how a specific installation will appear.
Before choosing a shade, independently check the requirements that apply to your vehicle and the windows being considered. The published service information does not promise legal compliance or identify a specific legal interpretation, so a tier name alone should not be treated as proof that a shade meets applicable requirements.
Plan the inquiry around the Frankford Avenue location
Mad Window Tint lists its address as 3741 Frankford Ave Suit-101, Philadelphia, PA 19124, United States, and its phone number as +1 215-288-6393. The official site posts hours of Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Saturday, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Those details help a driver plan an inquiry, but they do not confirm a particular appointment slot or service timing. Call or check the official site for current availability before making the trip.
The website invites customers to schedule but does not provide detailed arrival or drop-off instructions in the available information. When arranging a visit, confirm whether an appointment is needed, the expected time for the specific job, and any preparation instructions. Check current availability before traveling.
Make the final comparison on confirmed details
Compare the quoted total for the same vehicle and coverage, the identified film and shade, and the specifications relevant to your priorities. The public menu does not state warranty terms or a curing and aftercare schedule, so those details remain part of the package information to review before deciding.
With those answers, the three published tiers become a more meaningful choice rather than a set of labels. Mad Window Tint’s posted menu gives Philadelphia drivers a concrete starting point, while the vehicle-specific quote and product details still need confirmation. A short call to +1 215-288-6393 or a visit to madwindowtint.net can establish current pricing, the correct service scope, and appointment arrangements before a driver commits.