Auto Glass Replacement Financing

Cracked windshield? Broken side window? Don't drive with compromised safety. Tresl offers affordable financing for all auto glass repairs and replacements—from chip repairs to full windshield installations.

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🚗 Windshields

🪟 Side Windows

🔙 Rear Glass

☀️ Sunroofs

Types of Auto Glass We Finance

From small chip repairs to complete glass replacements, Tresl financing covers all your auto glass needs.

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Windshield

Front windshield replacement with OEM or aftermarket glass

$200-$1,500

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Side Windows

Door glass, quarter windows, vent glass replacement

$150-$450

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Rear Window

Back glass with or without defroster elements

$200-$600

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Sunroof Glass

Panoramic, pop-up, or sliding sunroof glass

$300-$1,200

🚨 Don't Delay Windshield Repairs

Small chips can spread into large cracks from temperature changes
Cracked windshields can shatter during airbag deployment
Driving with obstructed vision is illegal in most states
Windshields provide 30% of structural support in rollovers

OEM vs Aftermarket Glass

OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) glass is made by the same company that supplied your vehicle's original glass. It matches exact specifications for fit, thickness, and optical clarity. OEM is typically 30-50% more expensive but guarantees factory-quality fit.

Aftermarket glass is made by third-party manufacturers to fit your vehicle. Quality varies significantly—some aftermarket glass meets or exceeds OEM standards, while budget options may have optical distortions, looser fits, or lower durability.

For modern vehicles with ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance Systems) like lane departure warning and automatic emergency braking, OEM glass is often recommended to ensure cameras and sensors work correctly after replacement.

Auto Glass Replacement Costs

Prices vary based on vehicle make/model, glass type, and features.

Glass Type	Standard Vehicle	Luxury/Specialty	With ADAS Calibration
Windshield (Aftermarket)	$200-$400	$350-$600	Add $100-$300
Windshield (OEM)	$400-$800	$700-$1,500	Add $100-$300
Front Door Glass	$150-$300	$250-$450	N/A
Rear Door Glass	$150-$300	$250-$400	N/A
Quarter Panel Glass	$100-$250	$200-$400	N/A
Rear Windshield	$200-$400	$400-$600	N/A
Sunroof/Moonroof	$300-$600	$500-$1,200	N/A

⚠️ ADAS Calibration Required

If your vehicle has forward-facing cameras mounted on the windshield (for features like lane keeping, collision warning, or adaptive cruise), replacing the windshield requires recalibrating these systems. This adds $100-$300 to the total cost but is essential for safety features to work correctly.

Repair vs Replace

Small chips and cracks can often be repaired for $50-$150, saving significant money.

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Repair is Possible When:

Chip is smaller than a quarter, crack is under 6 inches, damage isn't in driver's line of sight, only outer layer is damaged

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Replacement Needed When:

Crack is longer than 6 inches, damage is at windshield edge, multiple cracks present, inner layer is damaged, obstruction in driver's view

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Repair Cost:

$50-$150 for chips and small cracks. Most repairs take 30-45 minutes. Insurance often covers repair with no deductible.

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Act Quickly:

Repair success rate drops significantly once cracks spread. Temperature changes, vibration, and moisture can turn a repairable chip into a full replacement.

💡 Insurance Tip

Many comprehensive auto insurance policies cover windshield repair with no deductible, and some states (FL, KY, SC, AZ) require insurers to waive deductibles for windshield replacement. Check your policy before paying out of pocket.

Finance Your Glass Replacement

Why Finance with Tresl?

✓ Borrow $500-$5,000 – Cover single or multiple glass pieces
✓ APR from 7.99% – Competitive rates
✓ 24-hour decisions – Fast approval
✓ Mobile service available – Many glass shops come to you
✓ Use any glass shop – Your choice of installer

Sample Monthly Payments

Amount	12 Mo	24 Mo
$500	$45/mo	$24/mo
$800	$71/mo	$38/mo
$1,200	$107/mo	$57/mo
$1,800	$161/mo	$85/mo

*Estimated at 12.99% APR

Auto Glass FAQs

How long until I can drive after windshield replacement?

Most adhesives require 1-24 hours to cure depending on temperature and humidity. Your installer will advise, but typically you should wait at least 1 hour before driving and 24 hours before car washes or heavy rain.

Should I use OEM or aftermarket glass?

For vehicles with ADAS features, OEM is recommended. For older vehicles without cameras/sensors, quality aftermarket glass can be a good value. Avoid the cheapest options as they may have optical distortions.

Will my insurance cover windshield replacement?

Comprehensive coverage typically covers glass damage minus your deductible. Some states require insurers to waive deductibles for windshield work. Filing a glass claim usually doesn't affect your rates.

Can a cracked windshield fail inspection?

In most states, yes. Cracks longer than 6 inches or any damage in the driver's direct line of sight will typically fail safety inspection. Some states are stricter than others.