Windshield replacement...
03-08-2015, 06:53 AM
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Windshield replacement...
Looking for a reasonably priced, reputable company that can replace my windshield. Preferably close to the Sacramento area.
Recommendations?
Recommendations?
03-08-2015, 01:04 PM
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I need mine done too. It got hit with a golf ball or something. Glass literally flew into the car.
I'm using safeligh as well. Affordable. And I think they did a good job.
I'm using safeligh as well. Affordable. And I think they did a good job.
03-08-2015, 01:35 PM
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IMHO, YMMV.
Stay away from anything "SafeLyte" offers that isn't a factory current piece. Their version of "factory" is "It fits and meets DOT Standards.", not what holds up to chips, etc.
I forget what Rescuer put in recently as well as the non-OE one I did on my '02, but check. IMHO&E SafeLyte's glass is too lite in spec and doesn't last.
Give Jon the Brit at Glass Plus in SF on VanNess a call tomorrow. Ask him what brand was it he said was the best non-OE when he and Shane last talked. He likely will also know of a good place to get it done near you.
Known Jon for 7 years, never steered me or my company wrong on glass.
Stay away from anything "SafeLyte" offers that isn't a factory current piece. Their version of "factory" is "It fits and meets DOT Standards.", not what holds up to chips, etc.
I forget what Rescuer put in recently as well as the non-OE one I did on my '02, but check. IMHO&E SafeLyte's glass is too lite in spec and doesn't last.
Give Jon the Brit at Glass Plus in SF on VanNess a call tomorrow. Ask him what brand was it he said was the best non-OE when he and Shane last talked. He likely will also know of a good place to get it done near you.
Known Jon for 7 years, never steered me or my company wrong on glass.
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03-09-2015, 02:16 AM
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Why so many?! 
he flexed so hard on my windshield it broke!IMHO, YMMV.
Stay away from anything "SafeLyte" offers that isn't a factory current piece. Their version of "factory" is "It fits and meets DOT Standards.", not what holds up to chips, etc.
I forget what Rescuer put in recently as well as the non-OE one I did on my '02, but check. IMHO&E SafeLyte's glass is too lite in spec and doesn't last.
Give Jon the Brit at Glass Plus in SF on VanNess a call tomorrow. Ask him what brand was it he said was the best non-OE when he and Shane last talked. He likely will also know of a good place to get it done near you.
Known Jon for 7 years, never steered me or my company wrong on glass.
Stay away from anything "SafeLyte" offers that isn't a factory current piece. Their version of "factory" is "It fits and meets DOT Standards.", not what holds up to chips, etc.
I forget what Rescuer put in recently as well as the non-OE one I did on my '02, but check. IMHO&E SafeLyte's glass is too lite in spec and doesn't last.
Give Jon the Brit at Glass Plus in SF on VanNess a call tomorrow. Ask him what brand was it he said was the best non-OE when he and Shane last talked. He likely will also know of a good place to get it done near you.
Known Jon for 7 years, never steered me or my company wrong on glass.
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