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Your windshield keeps you safe from flying debris and helps maintain the structural integrity of the vehicle. However, when a crack or spider webbing develops along the glass, its ability to protect you is weakened. If you’ve been driving with your windshield in this condition, it is in your best interest to locate an auto glass repair service and schedule a repair or replacement. Below are a few details to consider during your search to help you find the team that best meets your needs.

3 Factors to Consider When You Need an Auto Glass Repair Company

1. Specialization

Although there might be several auto body shops in your vicinity, you should narrow down the field to those who specifically specialize in auto glass repair. They will have experienced professionals to repair and replace windshields and other car windows and will know the difference between quality and inferior glass replacements.

2. Price

auto glass repairBe wary of any repair service that tries to lure you in with low costs. While the average price of a new windshield is around $200, it could actually cost anywhere from $100 to $1,000, depending on your specific vehicle and whether or not you choose to purchase an original equipment manufacturer (OEM) or an aftermarket windshield. Although this is your decision to make, it’s very important that you know aftermarket windshields are NOT required to go through the safety testing or meet industry safety standards that OEM parts do.

3. Insurance

Look for a body shop that will work with your insurance company. Most glass repairs and replacements are covered under normal auto policies, BUT it is much easier to get your insurer to approve the claim and cover the bill if the repair company has a good relationship with them.

 

If your windshield was recently chipped or cracked, visit Tracy’s Collision Center in Lincoln, NE, for quality auto glass repair service. They can correct the damage when it is fresh, or completely remove and replace glass that cannot be fixed. Talk to one of their team members today by calling (402) 441-4800, and visit their website to learn more about their other repair services.

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