A broken back glass leaves your vehicle exposed to rain, wind, debris, and theft. It can also reduce rear visibility and leave glass fragments throughout the cargo area or passenger compartment.

Most back glass is made from tempered safety glass and usually shatters into many small pieces when broken. Because of this, damaged back glass generally requires complete replacement rather than repair. Some vehicles use laminated rear glass, so identifying the correct glass for the vehicle is important.

Back glass may also include features such as a rear defroster, factory privacy glass, an antenna, or rear-wiper mounting points. We identify the proper replacement based on your vehicle and its equipment.

Our replacement process includes removing the damaged glass, cleaning accessible glass fragments from the opening and surrounding interior, preparing the bonding area, installing the correct replacement, and reconnecting applicable electrical components.

• It protects the interior from rain and changing weather.
• It restores security to the vehicle.
• It improves rear visibility while driving and backing up.
• It removes loose glass that could cause injury or interior damage.
• It restores features such as the rear defroster when properly equipped.