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Soundz Good Custom
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Osuna Auto Glass
- Tinted
- Charged
- Drive
Community Tire & Auto Service
Five Star Auto Glass & Window Tinting
Rantz Automotive Center
Transhine
Home Run Rock Chip Repair
- Fair
- Estimate
- Skills
Windshield Express
Seidner's Collision Centers
I V Auto Repair Inc.
GTO Auto Glass
- Work
- Classic Cars
- 2016
Grand Prix Auto Body
- Insurance
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Cln Mobile Auto & Truck Glass Repair & Replacement
- Job
- House
- Quote
King Auto Glass
Auto Glass Oscar in Los Angeles
- Passenger
- Price
- Fair
Hernandez Auto Glass
- Price
- Chevy
Cartek Collision Inc
G & L Tint Stereo & Alarm
- Job
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J&E Complete Auto Service
Pacific Auto Body & Paint
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Lima Auto Repair
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FAQ
Can a broken side window be repaired?
No. Side and rear glass is tempered, and once it breaks the whole pane is gone, so replacement is the only option. Repair is for laminated glass, which on most cars means the windshield. A few quieter models use laminated side glass, and the shop can tell from your VIN which one you have.
What happens to the glass inside the door?
It falls to the bottom of the door and sits on the window regulator. A proper job takes the door panel off, vacuums the cavity, checks the regulator and the weather seal, then fits the new pane. Fragments left behind scrape the new glass on the way up and grind in the track for months afterwards.
Does it matter whose glass they fit?
It can. Glass from the carmaker's supplier matches the tint band, the shade and the mountings exactly. Aftermarket glass runs from very good to slightly distorted near the edges, and you notice that most in a door window you look through at an angle. On a rear window with a defroster grid and an antenna in it, the connector fit matters too.
Will my heated rear window still work?
It should. The defroster grid is printed onto the glass, so a new rear window brings a new grid with it and the shop reconnects the tabs at each side. Test it before you pay, along with the antenna if yours is in the glass. A single failed line on old glass is a repair kit job, not a new window.
Should I claim on insurance for a smashed window?
Comprehensive coverage is what pays for glass, and the deductible decides whether a claim is worth making at all. Glass rules differ by state, so ask your insurer what applies to a window rather than a windshield, since the two are often treated differently. Shops that bill insurers directly usually say so on their website.