If you are like most car owners, you may not know the difference between an original equipment manufacturer windshield and an aftermarket windshield. Knowing the difference can help you choose the right product for your car.

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Tiny pebbles, construction debris, and other small rocky items can penetrate the windshield of your car, truck, or SUV. The penetrations, however, are often tiny and do not cause extensive damage to the glass.

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You may have recently noticed that your car’s windshield will not roll up or down. The window could be cracked down inside the doorframe. It is difficult to diagnose the problem without taking the inside panel of the door and looking at the damaged.

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Whether you are stranded on the side of the road, can’t get out of work, or you need someone to come to your house, Only 1 Auto Glass offers complete mobile auto glass and windshield repair or replacement in the Minneapolis, Minnesota area.

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Mobile windshield repair is a service that Only 1 Auto Glass offers for car owners that are stranded on-site or would like the convenience of a technician to arrive at their home or business to repair or replace the windshield.

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Whether you are driving a ‘66 Shelby 427 Cobra, a ‘64 Aston Martin DB5, or an ‘86 Pontiac Grand Prix, wherever you go, everyone stops what they’re doing to watch you drive by. While retro vehicles are all the rage, you may find it difficult (or costly) to locate replacement parts.

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Caring for your windshield starts the moment you pull out of the Only 1 Auto glass service center. Once we repair or replace your windshield, you provide simple maintenance and care that will prolong the life of the glass.

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If you have comprehensive insurance coverage in the state of Minnesota, your windshield repair may be fully covered with no deductible. Most insurance companies are willing to pay for the repair to make your car safer to drive and avoid costly claims down the road.

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Numerous reports are circulating that sunroofs are spontaneously exploding in SUVs and other automobiles that have glass overhead. A Consumer Reports investigation released in October of last year confirmed that sunroof explosions are happening every month across the country. The sudden surge of explosions has been occurring over the last five to ten years.

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The average driver on the road is swimming (or should we say drowning) in automation. From IoT-based superhighways to navigation, safety packages, and, connectivity features, getting into a car feels more like entering the 4th dream level in Inception.

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