Sry to hear that. I just had mine done a couple weeks ago by them and the guy did an amazing job. I did specify to bring extra clips for the cowls. I am sure they will do you right. Hold out till the mgr comes. If not then call the insurance and go elsewhere.Today I got my windshield replaced by Safelite Auto Glass and the guy did a HORRIBLE HORRIBLE job! Repeat; HORRIBLE HORRIBLE job! Repeat again; HORRIBLE HORRIBLE job! Sorry, but I am furious! The guy that did the work in my driveway showed me a chip he put in the paint job and told me they would take care of it but on closer inspection after he left I found that there was another chip and a scratch but worst than that, all the panels surrounding the windshield are very loose and significantly out of alignment! I called their office immediately and they said they would send out a service manage tomorrow to "go over my issues". I can't believe he did such a HORRIBLE HORRIBLE job. Safelite is the authorized windshield repair company use by my insurance company, and whenever I call my insurance office to report a windshield issue my calls are automatically directed to Safelite Auto Glass.
I really don't see how they will ever get my FJ, which has only 6,000 miles on it, back to normal! Does anyone out there have any advice short of violence?
-Just re-read this and want to be clear. The glue on the upper part of the windshield is critical.Also - when the dealer pulls your top strip, ask them or the service manager at Safelite to check the glue. I've also been told that the way the glue is applied is critical w an FJ - particularly along the top (2010 - on windshield #3).
Chk out pepboys they stuff for cracks that inhabe used previous cars ad have held up for years...A rock chipped my windshield today. SOB. After reading this, I should focus more on the plastic clips, and the glue on the top of the windshield during the repair. Does anyone else have anything to add? Does anyone have referrals for windshield replacement near Hermosa Beach, or LA? Also, are there any temporary fixes, DIY (crazy glue, epoxy) methods to prevent the crack from growing? If it stays as is (5-6" crack), I'll just leave it. I'll post a pick soon.
I'm sorry to hear about your bad experience with Safelite Auto Glass. It's frustrating when a company doesn't live up to its promises, especially when it comes to something as important as your vehicle's windshield. If you're looking for a more reliable rock chip repair service in Colorado Springs, you might want to check out A Chick and A Windshield at A Chick And A Windshield – Your Local Windshield Experts. Their team of experienced professionals specializes in rock chip repair, and they have a reputation for quality workmanship and excellent customer service. Plus, as a locally-owned and operated business, they're committed to serving the Colorado Springs community with honesty and integrity. While it can be tempting to resort to violence when dealing with frustrating situations like this, it's important to remember that there are other options available. By choosing a reputable rock chip repair service like A Chick and A Windshield, you can get your vehicle back to its original condition without the added stress and hassle. So don't hesitate to reach out to them for help with your windshield repair needs.Today I got my windshield replaced by Safelite Auto Glass and the guy did a HORRIBLE HORRIBLE job! Repeat; HORRIBLE HORRIBLE job! Repeat again; HORRIBLE HORRIBLE job! Sorry, but I am furious! The guy that did the work in my driveway showed me a chip he put in the paint job and told me they would take care of it but on closer inspection after he left I found that there was another chip and a scratch but worst than that, all the panels surrounding the windshield are very loose and significantly out of alignment! I called their office immediately and they said they would send out a service manage tomorrow to "go over my issues". I can't believe he did such a HORRIBLE HORRIBLE job. Safelite is the authorized windshield repair company use by my insurance company, and whenever I call my insurance office to report a windshield issue my calls are automatically directed to Safelite Auto Glass.
I really don't see how they will ever get my FJ, which has only 6,000 miles on it, back to normal! Does anyone out there have any advice short of violence?
