For any automobile produced in the past 20 years or more, the car, truck, van, or SUV is designed to rely on the windshield being fully intact for the airbags to function properly. If the glass is damaged beyond the point of a windshield repair being able to fix it, then the airbags could possibly push the glass out of the auto frame if they are deployed vice protecting the individuals in the automobile. This is the last thing that anyone wants to have happen (or be at risk of happening) while driving around the local area. This is especially true if you run into airborne debris while driving your auto around the local area and it damages the car’s glass to the point of requiring a full windshield replacement service to get the car back to a drivable condition. If this occurs, you will not want to hold off on getting the glass replaced. Give us a call for an estimate on:

• Windshield Replacement Torrance
• Windshield Replacement Redondo Beach
• Windshield Replacement Carson
• Windshield Replacement Lawndale

The longer that you do, the longer you and your auto passengers will be at increased risk of harm. If you find yourself in this position, then consider making one of your first phone calls be to Torrance Mobile Auto Glass for your full replacement glass needs for your automobile. Our company has been in business for more than 16 years servicing clients in the local area, and we are experts at what we do. Our service technicians know how to remove the old windshield from your auto without making a significant mess on the interior of the vehicle that tends to collect over time. Our customers rarely, if ever, have issues with a full glass installation job that our techs do for them. If you do have a problem, let our friendly team know, and we’ll do our best to take care of you. We back all of our work 100% with one of the best warranties in the business. Just call us today to see what we can do for you and to make your service appointment.

For more information on windshield replacement, visit: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windshield.