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Two Win City Auto Glass technicians setting a windshield on a Ford Bronco
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Inside the bay.

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  • Ford Bronco
  • Ford F-150
  • Toyota 4Runner
  • BMW 3 Series
  • The lift
  • Windshield replacement, start to finish
  • Setting the new glass
  • On-location service
  • Ford Edge ST — mobile replacement in a customer's lot
  • Lexus IS F Sport, ready for pickup
  • Laying the urethane bead
  • Door glass, done properly
In the bay

Five sets. Zero shortcuts.

How a windshield goes in

Three steps, done right.

What actually happens in the hour your car is with us.

  1. Step 01 ~15 min

    Cut out & prep

    The old windshield comes out, every trace of old urethane is trimmed to a thin, even layer, and the pinch-weld is cleaned and primed. This is the part nobody sees — and the part that decides whether the glass leaks in two winters.

    About windshield replacement
  2. Step 02 ~10 min

    Set the glass

    A continuous urethane bead goes down, then two techs lower the windshield onto it with suction-cup handles, aligned to the factory marks so the mouldings sit flush and wind noise stays out.

    About windshield replacement
  3. Step 03 30–60 min

    Calibrate & cure

    If the vehicle has a forward camera, it's recalibrated to spec in-house. The adhesive cures to safe drive-away strength and you're gone — usually inside the hour.

    About ADAS calibration
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Windshield replacement, start to finish

Old urethane out, frame primed, new glass in — about an hour.

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