Tire Discounters Auto Glass & ADAS

No. In some cases, it is cheaper to have your glass repaired or replaced by paying cash or with your credit card.
Want to use insurance? No problem! We work with all insurance providers. Feel free to call us with any additional questions or a free estimate at 1-888-937-8473.

Yes! Our AGRSS Certified Technicians will come to your home or work.

If your vehicle is equipped with Advanced Driver Assist Systems (ADAS) like lane departure warning or adaptive cruise control, you will also need to have your vehicle's ADAS recalibrated when your windshield is replaced. Tire Discounters Auto Glass can take care of it all.

We can repair and replace auto glass for all makes and models. Our AGRSS experts can repair the windshield, back glass, front or rear door, side mirror, or sunroof/moonroof.

It is not common for a windshield claim to increase insurance rate, but each insurance company is different.

If the crack is smaller than the size of a dollar bill, it is likely it can be repaired. Repairs will also depend on the location of the crack. If the crack is on the driver's side and within their view, the windshield should be replaced.

Yes. Repairs are structural and are designed to ensure the crack does not deepen. A well-done repair will leave a small imperfection in the glass, which is why you should never perform a repair within the driver's view.

Generally, it takes 2 hours for a windshield to be removed and installed.

Driving after windshield installation depends on the type of adhesive that is used. Each adhesive has different dry times. A dry time defines the car's safety to ride with that windshield, which must be secured. Top adhesives can dry in 30 minutes and other adhesives can take up to 24 hours. Dry time is crucial to rider safety and should always be followed.

The quality of adhesive used during a windshield replacement determines wait time prior to going through a car wash. Most adhesives will lead to a 24-48 hour wait before washing your vehicle.

Yes. All manufacturers require that the forward-facing camera be recalibrated if it has been moved or adjusted in any way upon windshield installation. This process generally takes an hour to recalibrate the car.

Yes, the windshield is considered a lens and your manufacturer requires the eyesight system be recalibrated.

You should always bring your car to a glass expert identify the cause and location of the leak. In most cases, there is a drain tube that is clogged and needs to be freed of debris.

No. You should choose the glass company of your desire, call them, and verify they have the correct credentials. This company can then help you file the claim with your insurance.

No. When a windshield is replaced, it comes in its original equipment specifications. The windshield will need to be re-tinted after the replacement.

Most reputable glass companies will have an on-going option to either visit their shop or have a mobile service come to you- whichever option is most convenient for you.

Yes. The Auto Glass Safety Council is the highest level of auto glass certification in the industry. Both technicians and companies can earn these certifications. A technician certification will be identified with a patch on their arm, reading AGRSS. A company will be identified as a registered member of the Auto Glass Safety Council.

Yes. A windshield is part of the car's structure, and it holds up the roof of a vehicle during a rollover. If a car has a passenger side airbag, the airbag will deploy and hit the windshield first before protecting the passenger. Therefore, you should always have your windshield installed by a certified auto glass technician who understands the safety processes necessary to install the windshield.