Echuca Windscreen Replacement

1. We protect your vehicle’s interior using padded bonnet covers and seat protection covers.
2. We safely remove the windscreen from your vehicle using our Ezi-Wire tool, which uses a tough string to cut round the windscreen seal as opposed to using sharp metal knives.
3. We apply a primer to the vehicle’s framework and a strong bonding glue to the new windscreen.
4. We carefully fit your new windscreen in place using our expert 1-Tek^® tool. This allows our technicians to safely and accurately lift and position your windscreen correctly.

When booking in your Windscreen Replacement with Echuca Windscreens, our staff will ask you a few questions to accurately identify the exact windscreen required for your vehicle. Because every vehicle make and model windscreen fits differently, we have the latest vehicle glass fitting instructions for even some of the newest vehicle makes and models on the market, so our expertly trained technicians always know what to do.

Most manufacturers require vehicles with forward-facing cameras that form part of driver-assist systems (such as automated braking, lane departure warnings etc.) to be recalibrated after a windscreen replacement. If the camera is a few millimeters out, it may no longer function as the manufacturer intended, which could increase the risk of collision. At Echuca Windscreens, we stay up to date with advances in technology – that’s why we’ve introduced a tool specifically designed to check that the camera that looks through your windscreen is calibrated and working properly before you leave.

You may think it’s a simple as just replacing a piece of glass – but these days the cost of a windscreen replacement depends on several different factors. These include:

• Make, model, and age of your vehicle.
• Features and technology embedded into the windscreen.
• If you have an insurance policy that covers glass replacement.

One thing is for certain – we’ll get your glass fixed fast without sacrificing safety or quality.