Auto Glass Shops Near Me in Compton, CA

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Twin's Auto Glass

2254 E 223Rd St
Carson CA
auto glass shops
7 minutes by car • 4.59 mi
Call (310)765-2941  Verified

Rodeo Auto Glass

111 E Carson St
Carson CA
auto glass shops
7 minutes by car • 4.59 mi
updated 4 years ago
Call (424)704-2090  Verified

Ricardo Auto Glass Services

1047 1/2 W 106th St
Los Angeles CA
auto glass shops
7 minutes by car • 4.62 mi
updated 3 years ago
Call (323)797-3907  Verified

Quality Windows

9411 S Broadway
Los Angeles CA
auto glass shops
7 minutes by car • 4.72 mi
updated 4 years ago
Call (323)779-1483  Verified

New Wave Sound

2400 W Rosecrans Ave C
Gardena CA
auto glass shops
7 minutes by car • 4.73 mi
updated a year ago
Call (310)217-1919  Verified

Daisy's Glass Shop

734 E Manchester Ave
Los Angeles CA
auto glass shops
7 minutes by car • 4.94 mi
updated 2 years ago
Call (323)753-0622  Verified

Extreme Window Tinting

22527 Marine Ave
Carson CA
auto glass shops
8 minutes by car • 5.02 mi
updated 2 years ago
Call (310)518-4060  Verified

Jansen Windshield Repair

4113 W Redondo Beach Blvd LAWNDALE CA
Gardena CA
auto glass shops
8 minutes by car • 5.05 mi
OPENING IN 1 HOUR AND 5 MINUTES → 8:30AM-5:30PM
Call (310)560-0540  Verified

Windshield Doctor

22027 Figueroa St
Carson CA
auto glass shops
8 minutes by car • 5.1 mi
updated a year ago
Call (310)328-0194  Verified

Alameda Auto Glass

8103 S Alameda St
Los Angeles CA
auto glass shops
8 minutes by car • 5.15 mi
updated 2 months ago
Call (323)581-2200  Verified

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Frequently Asked Questions

The time needed for a repair or replacement depends on the type of damage and the specific vehicle model. Repairs can take as little as 30 minutes, while replacements typically take between 1-3 hours. Technicians will advise you on the specific time frame for your vehicle.
Whether a windshield can be repaired or needs to be replaced depends on the size, location, and depth of the damage. Generally, chips smaller than a quarter and cracks less than three inches long can be repaired. However, larger or more complex damage may require a full replacement.
Auto glass coverage varies depending on your specific insurance policy. Many policies cover repairs without a deductible, while replacements may require a deductible payment. We recommend contacting your insurance provider to determine your coverage.
Many auto glass shops offer mobile services, bringing the necessary tools and expertise to your home or workplace for repairs or replacements. Please inquire with the specific shop to confirm if they provide this service.
It is generally recommended to wait at least an hour after a windshield replacement before driving your vehicle, allowing the adhesive to properly set and cure. Your technician will provide you with specific instructions based on the adhesive used and your vehicle's requirements.
Auto glass shops typically offer both Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) and aftermarket glass. OEM glass is made by the same manufacturer as your vehicle's original glass, while aftermarket glass may be made by a different company. Both types should meet safety standards, but you can discuss your preferences with the technician.
Most autoglass shops provide warranties on their work, covering issues such as leaks, defects, or workmanship errors. The specific terms and duration of the warranty may vary by shop, so it's important to ask for details before proceeding with a repair or replacement.
A properly installed windshield should be free of leaks, distortion, or other visible defects. If you notice any issues after your auto glass has been serviced, it is essential to contact the shop immediately to address any potential problems.
To keep your auto glass in good condition, avoid slamming car doors, clean your windshield with non-ammonia glass cleaner, and replace your wiper blades regularly. It's also essential to address any chips or cracks promptly to prevent further damage.
Most auto glass shops accept various payment methods, including cash, credit cards, and debit cards. Some may also offer financing options or accept payments directly from insurance providers. Please inquire with the specific shop for their accepted payment methods.
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