Why Choose ProLite Auto Glass?
Our goal is to deliver outstanding mobile auto glass replacement services, and be the best windshield replacement shop in the Tucson Metro Area. No matter your car’s make, model, size or color, we can take care of it! What’s more, we offer a lifetime warranty on craftsmanship and manufacturers defects included for all car glass replacements — that’s how certain we are of our technician’s skills and workmanship. Call us now at (480) 525-6554, and your auto glass related problems will be gone!
As customer satisfaction is our number one priority, we are committed to providing superior services in all regards:
Windshield Replacement Shop in Tucson Metro Area, AZ
Your windshield is responsible for over 45%-60% of the vehicle’s structural integrity. As such, even small cracks can be detrimental to your safety while driving. What’s more, not only can your vision of the road be impaired, but your ADAS sensors can misalign. To top it all off, you can get fined for driving in such conditions as well! No need to worry though, as our mobile windshield replacement services are available for $0 Out-of-Pocket costs!
Mobile Auto Glass Replacement in Tucson Metro Area, AZ
Damage to your vehicle’s glass is a very pesky issue. Whether a flying stone chipped your window on the highway, or random debris found its way to your car door’s window, you’re in for some headaches if you don’t call us now. That’s because auto glass damage continues to spread until it reaches the corners of the surface. The process might be slower or faster paced depending on each case, but it will eventually happen. This effect is known as “spider-webbing”, and it requires our professional services to make sure that you keep driving in safe conditions.
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Service Areas
ProLite Auto Glass is ready to assist you with windshield repair & replacement in the Tucson Metro Area. We’ll drive to your very doorstep, your workplace, a friend’s house, or anywhere else, really! Once on location, we guarantee minimal disruption to your day, as our vehicle glass procedures generally take less than 30 minutes! We can reach you in the following locations:
Auto Glass Technologies You Might Have
Vehicle Identification Number
Your vehicle identification number, or VIN for short, is a code unique to your automobile. It also includes the serial number of the maker of the vehicle. As such, it can be used to determine the country of origin, the model of the car, the type of components it uses and so forth.
For example, we use your VIN to determine the exact auto glass part you need. It can be found in these places:
- The base of your windshield (driver side)
- On the frame near the wiper fluid for your front windshield
- The driver side door post
- Somewhere under your spare tire
If you’d rather check some documents for the VIN:
- Any document originating from your insurer
- The owner’s manual
- The registration document of your automobile
- The vehicle title document
Auto Rain Sensor
The easiest way to tell if you have a rain sensor is to wait and see if your wipers turn on automatically when it starts raining. If you live in a drier area though, just have a look at the bottom of your rearview mirror, and there should be a square shaped camera pointing outwards.
If you notice another sensor as well around that area, that’s most likely a light sensor, which should be directly on the back of the rearview mirror.
Windshield Light Sensor
Simply put, this is a type of sensor that automatically turns your headlights on and off. It is mounted on your windshield or on the back of your rear view mirror. However, the best way to tell if you have one is just to drive while it’s getting dark, and see if your headlights turn on automatically.
The sensor detects the changes in ambient light which you might not be paying that much attention to, since you are gradually getting used to them.
HUD
A heads-up display removes the need for you to take your eyes off the road, by having your dashboard on the windshield.
Basically, the HUD is projected on your windshield, and since it is transparent, it allows you to see the road clearly, without having to look down in order to check your speed.
IR Auto Glass
An infrared-reflective windshield filters out the infrared waves of sunlight. No, not all of it, but up to 50% is reflected back in the atmosphere. This helps keep your car stay cooler, saving you money on gas in the long run.
The easiest way to tell if you have an IR windshield is by looking for a purplish haze on it. Another good indication is if your car is noticeably cooler than others on the inside.
Car Night Vision
Night vision systems are a modern technology in vehicles, so checking your manual should be the first step here. The system works through the use of a sensor which can “see” farther than you can at night, even with the aid of your headlights.
This sensor can differentiate if a certain object is static, moving, or even alive, and warn you ahead of time if danger is imminent. This can be extremely helpful in many cases, as you can’t always be sure that the road ahead is clear at night.
Vinyl Windshield Visor
A windshield shade band is a straight-up improvement to your sun visor. It’s basically a blue-ish strip at the top of your windshield, which helps filter out sunlight that can make your driving experiences unpleasant.
If you aren’t regularly adjusting your seating position or playing around with your sun visor, that’s a good indication you might have a vinyl windshield visor that’s helping keep the sun out of your eyes.
Heated Front Windshield
The function of a heated windshield is to melt ice or snow during the winter season. If you spot any thin, curvy wires across the windshield, especially near the base of the wipers, then your windshield is heated. This is the same for your rear windshield.
Another very simple way to figure out if you have a car windshield heater is to check your dashboard for a button which would correspond to a front or rear windshield heater.
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