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Insurance agreed to have the windshield replaced any suggestion would like to take it to someone that's done corvette windshields before.
thanks
I just had mine done last weekend. I called Able in Rio Vista and asked who they used, and they recommended Speedy Glass in Concord.
They used OEM glass from the factory (unlike the cheap stuff Safelite uses) and did a good job. Took a while, about 2 hours, because so many things have to come off the car. It's interesting and scary to watch....
I just had mine done last weekend. I called Able in Rio Vista and asked who they used, and they recommended Speedy Glass in Concord.
They used OEM glass from the factory (unlike the cheap stuff Safelite uses) and did a good job. Took a while, about 2 hours, because so many things have to come off the car. It's interesting and scary to watch....
called speedy glass she told me they have a tech there that only does high end cars assured me hes done plenty of corvettes. there ordering me my oem windshield from abel and will call me to set up an appointment asoon as they can confirm there are no issues with the windshield i receive.
will keep you guys updated
and appreciate the speedy glass recomendation
I would be interested in what supporting material you have that confirms Safelite uses "cheap stuff".
I would think that all windshields are required to meet a safety standard (?).
If you have HUD, the windshield has a special reflective material laminated into it. The HUD will work without this, but the image will be slightly blurred.
If you have HUD, the windshield has a special reflective material laminated into it. The HUD will work without this, but the image will be slightly blurred.
Are you implying that Safelite does not use a HUD friendly windshield,
or just stating a fact?
I was asking spireland what prompted him to post that Safelite uses
"cheap stuff".
I just had mine done last weekend. I called Able in Rio Vista and asked who they used, and they recommended Speedy Glass in Concord.
They used OEM glass from the factory (unlike the cheap stuff Safelite uses) and did a good job. Took a while, about 2 hours, because so many things have to come off the car. It's interesting and scary to watch....
not for corvettes ,she told me those are done in house by the master tech
Speedy Glass came out to my house to do it. There were two guys that did the job. I did have a long wait for my glass cause GM took so long to ship it so it could have been an exception, though they didn't say that.
I would ask again, say you used them due to a forum recommendation and they just did one in Oakley for a friend.
Speedy Glass came out to my house to do it. There were two guys that did the job. I did have a long wait for my glass cause GM took so long to ship it so it could have been an exception, though they didn't say that.
I would ask again, say you used them due to a forum recommendation and they just did one in Oakley for a friend.
damn she told me I had to bring the car in that they didn't make house calls for vettes.I was told I should get a call by thursday
03-22-2017, 04:07 PM
