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For expert, reliable and hassle-free windscreen replacement.
A cracked windscreen can be frustrating and unexpected, but with O’Brien®, we make the replacement process easy for you.
Your windscreen contributes up to 30% of your vehicle's structural strength, so it's crucial to have a replacement windscreen installed by a trained vehicle glass technician, correctly using appropriate urethane. Incorrect fitting could result in water leaks, rust, or whistling sounds.
Our skilled O'Brien® AutoGlass technicians can usually replace your windscreen within 90 minutes, or on the same day for ADAS recalibration. Choose O’Brien to ensure a job done right the first time, so you can drive away with peace of mind.
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How do O’Brien® replace a windscreen?
Our O'Brien® technicians follow a detailed best-practice fitting process to ensure a quality windscreen fit for your vehicle. Here’s what a summary of what they do:
1. First, steps are taken to protect your vehicle's interior with seat protection covers and your vehicle's exterior using padded bonnet covers.
2. The technician safely removes your windscreen from your vehicle using our Ezi-wire technology, which uses a tough string to cut around the windscreen seal, avoiding the use of sharp metal knives.
3. After preparing the surface area on the vehicle, a strong bonding glue is applied to the edges of the new windscreen.
4. The technician then carefully fits your new windscreen into place using our specialised 1-Tek® tool to lift and position your windscreen correctly.
If your vehicle has ADAS features, it may require a
Cal-Tech® Recalibration
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How long does a windscreen replacement take?
It takes around 90 minutes for our technicians to replace a windscreen. After the new windscreen is in place, after waiting 15 minutes, you can drive away with confidence.
If your vehicle has ADAS features, the forward-facing camera may need to be recalibrated after your windscreen is replaced, which takes additional time.
We recommend avoiding washing your car (by hand or drive-through car wash) or touching, pushing or putting any pressure on the new glass within the first 24 hours after replacement, as this may interfere with the adhesive setting process.
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How much does a windscreen replacement cost?
The cost of replacing your windscreen will depend on several factors such as the vehicle make and model, if your vehicle has ADAS technology (which may mean a Cal-Tech® Recalibration will be required), and whether you have insurance coverage for glass damage.
I’ve got insurance. What happens now?
As Australia’s leading vehicle glass specialists, we work closely with most major insurance providers. If you are insured with glass cover and no excess, your repair will more than likely be at no cost to you, plus we often can even lodge the claim for you! Not sure what your policy covers? Get in touch with us and one of our friendly consultants can help you find out.
No insurance cover? No worries.
Don’t worry, as O'Brien® can still help. Many customers choose to pay out of their own pocket. We know that price is important to you, and will do everything we can to ensure we provide great value for money. Complete the online booking form, and one of our friendly consultants will call you back with a quote. We’ll then help get your windscreen replacement underway as quickly as possible.
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Payment methods
We accept various electronic payment methods, including debit cards, major credit cards and Zip Pay.
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Learn more about Windscreen Replacement
How do you know which windscreen to replace on my vehicle?
When booking your windscreen replacement service, our expert advisors will ask you a few questions to accurately identify the exact windscreen required for your vehicle.
Every vehicle make and model windscreen can fit slightly differently, but with instructions for some of the newest vehicle makes and models on the market, our expertly trained O’Brien® AutoGlass technicians always know what to do.
What if my car has cameras – will the windscreen replacement affect this?
Most manufacturers require vehicles with forward-facing cameras that form part of vehicle’s ADAS, such as automated braking, lane departure warnings, to be recalibrated following a windscreen replacement
Our Cal-Tech® recalibration technology is specifically designed to check that, after your windscreen is replaced, the camera that looks through your windscreen is recalibrated and working properly before you leave. For your convenience, for most vehicles, we can perform both a windscreen replacement and a Cal-Tech® Recalibration at the same time.
Will using O'Brien® to replace my windscreen void my new car warranty?
No, it shouldn’t – O'Brien® can replace your windscreen and perform a recalibration for most vehicle types, meaning we can do it all in one visit. Learn more here.(link to
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Do I need to have get a windscreen replacement done at your branch?
If your vehicle doesn’t have ADAS technology, a mobile technician may be able to come to you to replace your windscreen, saving you time. Ask our friendly consultant if our mobile service is available at the time you would like it.
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