Every job, every vehicle
Our lifetime warranty
Workmanship is covered for the life of the glass, and it stays with the vehicle if you sell it. No registration, no card to keep, no small print about who owns the car.
- Covered for the life of the glass
- Transfers to the next owner
- Leaks, wind noise and fit, all covered
- Glass defects handled through the manufacturer
- Lifetime warrantyTransfers with the vehicle
- Insurance reimbursement availableclick for details
- Free mobile serviceNo travel charge
- Same-day appointmentsMost days
What is covered
Workmanship, for the life of the glass
If anything goes wrong that traces back to the way the glass was installed, we put it right at no cost. That means water leaks, wind noise, trim or moulding that comes loose, glass that was not set to factory position, and adhesive failure.
There is nothing to register and no card to keep. Your invoice is the record.
It transfers with the vehicle
Most warranties end the day you sell the car. Ours does not. Keep the invoice with the service records and whoever buys the vehicle is still covered.
If you are selling, that is worth mentioning. A documented lifetime glass warranty is a small but real selling point.
Glass defects
Manufacturing faults in the glass itself are covered by the manufacturer's warranty rather than by us. Delamination, distortion and defects in a heating element or antenna all fall under it.
We handle that claim for you rather than sending you to the manufacturer.
Chip repairs
If you are not happy with a chip repair, or the damage spreads from the repaired area afterwards, we credit what you paid toward a new windshield.
What is not covered
New damage, such as a fresh rock chip, break-in, or a crack caused by a new impact, is not covered by our workmanship warranty. Depending on your policy, your insurance may cover the damage. SafeRide provides upfront pricing and a detailed invoice you can submit to your insurer if you wish to request reimbursement.
Making a warranty claim
Contact SafeRide Auto Glass and tell us what the vehicle is experiencing and, if you know, when the glass was installed. We'll arrange to inspect the issue.
If the problem is covered by our workmanship warranty, we'll correct it. If the issue is unrelated to our work or falls outside the warranty, we'll explain what we find and discuss the next steps with you.
Questions
Warranty questions
Do I need to register the warranty?
No. There is nothing to sign up for and no card to keep. Your invoice is the record, so keep it with your service documents.
What if I sell the car?
The warranty goes with it. Keep the invoice with the service records and the next owner is still covered.
How long does 'lifetime' actually mean?
For the life of the glass we installed. If that windshield is later replaced by someone else, the cover ends with it.
A new rock hit my windshield. Is that covered?
No, that is new damage rather than a workmanship fault. It is usually covered by insurance though, and we will file that claim for you.
My windshield is leaking. Who do I call?
Us. Call the shop and we will arrange to look at it. If it traces back to our installation we put it right at no cost.
Does the warranty cover the glass itself?
Defects in the glass are covered by the manufacturer rather than by us, and we handle that claim on your behalf. Our warranty covers the work.
Services
Every job carries it
Something not right? Call us.
If it traces back to our work, we put it right at no cost, for as long as the glass is in the vehicle.