Car-glass or “autoglass” repair is our specialty. We replace plenty of windscreens, but also perform car glass chip and crack repairs.
Often, it’s a WOF rejection that alerts you to a chip on your windscreen, other times you simply see the break happen.
This Mercedes Benz has just had a replacement windscreen. Our glaziers can replace this type of windscreen reasonably quickly (within 1-2hours).
This type of windscreen has rain sensors attached.
A rain sensor is a small diode that senses moisture from the inside of the windscreen and turn the wipers on automatically, and to the correct speed according on the amount of rain.
Vandalism to cars (particularly Car Windows) seems to be on the rise.
Lately our glaziers are replacing more and more vehicle glass that has been either broken into (theft), or simply vandalised.
Our vans are well equipped to replace severely damaged autoglass on-site. (more…)
Our 
mobile glaziers see plenty of vandalism damage.
This vehicle was parked on the side of the road and suffered what appears to be “axe” damage to the windscreen.
Our mobile service vans are equipped to deal with every Autoglass situation.
In this case we were able to use our mobile high pressure air blower to remove all the tiny glass fragment that were inside the vehicle.
This Mitsubishi Pajero windscreen was completely smashed by vandals in central Auckland.
Perhaps it may be difficult to tell from the photo, however this windscreen looked like it had been smashed with a large hunk of wood.
The windscreen was so broken that the glass was starting to cave in toward the bottom drivers side. This type of break in safety glass is really the worst case scenario, and obviously requires an entire replacement, and a massive vacuum! (more…)
Mitsubishi RVR’s with glass roof options are among the “more rare” Japanese imported vehicles.
Whilst a great option, is does mean that some of the parts are different to the standard roof Mitsubishi RVR.
This is a great model to catch out some glass companies, as this windscreen is a completely different shape to the standard RVR, and is not always that easy to get.
Direct Autoglass currently have these windscreens in stock. (more…)
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