windshield crack
I would be very happy to get this done for 300...
this would be for a coupe... and i have auto rain sensing wipers...
http://www.suncleanglass.com/sunclean3.pdf
i know this study is biased because its conducted by suncleanglass which is owned by PPG industries... but i browsed through a bunch of forums comparing PPG to OEM and to Pilkington and they mostly all were in favor of PPG.
and got quoted for $347 installed with lifetime workmanship warranty from this place:
http://www.autoglassdepotonline.com/
The dealer quoted me for around $550 for the glass alone with no installation.
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http://www.suncleanglass.com/sunclean3.pdf
i know this study is biased because its conducted by suncleanglass which is owned by PPG industries... but i browsed through a bunch of forums comparing PPG to OEM and to Pilkington and they mostly all were in favor of PPG.
and got quoted for $347 installed with lifetime workmanship warranty from this place:
http://www.autoglassdepotonline.com/
The dealer quoted me for around $550 for the glass alone with no installation.
THE END
Got 3 other quotes for PPG aftermarket glass and they ranged from $598-649.
Last edited by johnand; Feb 14, 2008 at 12:21 PM.
So I have been on the phone most of the day, getting quotes. What is bizzare to me is all the quotes were MORE for aftermarket PPG glass, then the OEM PPG glass from the dealer
My last quote was $848.61 for PPG installed, and $552.78 for OEM. Going OEM through my insurance with $250 deductible.
So I have been on the phone most of the day, getting quotes. What is bizzare to me is all the quotes were MORE for aftermarket PPG glass, then the OEM PPG glass from the dealer
My last quote was $848.61 for PPG installed, and $552.78 for OEM. Going OEM through my insurance with $250 deductible.my aftermarket quotes were the exact same for PPG and for pilkington (both installed for around 350). actually pilkington was a little bit more, but only by 5 or 10 dollars.
i called one place to see how much it would be for labor if i brought them a glass and they said 120 installed. maybe you can buy a glass from here and get it shipped and installed over there for around 400-500 total?
at least you have a low deductable. my deductable is 500... so i'm just doing this out of pocket.
Last edited by Midnight Koop; Feb 14, 2008 at 07:30 PM.
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