What’s the usual cost and process to replace a car windshield?

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  1. Replacing a car windshield typically involves these key steps and costs:

    Process:
    Assessment: The technician inspects the damage to confirm if replacement is necessary.

    Removing the old windshield: The damaged glass is carefully cut out and removed.

    Preparing the frame: The frame is cleaned and prepped, old adhesive is removed.

    Applying adhesive: A special urethane adhesive is applied to ensure a strong seal.

    Installing the new windshield: The new glass is carefully positioned and pressed into place.

    Curing time: The adhesive needs time to cure—this can range from 30 minutes to a few hours, depending on the adhesive used and weather conditions.

    Final checks: The technician checks for leaks and ensures proper fit.

    Cost:
    Average price: Typically between $200 and $500, but can vary widely.

    Factors affecting cost:

    Car make and model (luxury or specialty cars tend to cost more)

    Type of glass (OEM vs. aftermarket)

    Additional features like rain sensors, heads-up displays, or heating elements

    Location and labor rates

    Insurance:
    Many insurance policies cover windshield replacement with little or no deductible—worth checking your policy.

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