Austin Mobile Glass

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to Windshield Replacement We are often asked if your insurance company will pay for getting your windshield replaced. As a matter of fact, there are two ways to approach getting your insurance company to pay for your windshield replacement. The first way is to call your insurance company and have them provide.

OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer): The same manufacturer that made the windshield part the vehicle originally had. Same stamp, tag and markings. These windshields are considered the highest quality, however the difference in OEM and OEM quality/equivalent windshields are indiscernible. These parts can only be purchased from the dealer or a distributor of the OEM brand. Many auto glass companies mislead customers when it comes to OEM. The best way to know if you are getting the part you want is to look at the markings on your windshield (stamp) or ask who made the windshield and where it was purchased.

We only provide our customers with the best. Your auto glass replacement parts are secured from leading manufacturers, and keep your vehicle looking as good as new. Our service comes with a warranty against material defects and workmanship.

As good as we are, don’t forget one thing: repairs can’t be made on moist glass! The damaged area must be dry. If the forecast predicts a storm is on the way, then take a piece of scotch tape and stick it over the crack. This precaution should help you keep water out until a repair can be made. Also note that if you have had a rock chip or a crack filler inserted before, then it isn’t possible to insert resin into a crack already filled with the repair formula; therefore, repairs can only be done once on a crack. Our highly-qualified San Antonio auto glass repair technicians use the highest quality windshield repair kits and machinery to provide every job without mistakes.

OEM: Quarter glass from the original equipment manufacturer is the highest quality and most expensive glass.

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