Auto Glass Repair Services: The Full Range Explained

Auto Glass Repair Services: The Full Range Explained

“Auto glass repair” covers six genuinely different jobs, and knowing which one you need saves both time and money. People often book a replacement when a repair would do, or ask for a repair when the damage has gone well past that point. Here is the whole range, what each one addresses, and what it starts at.

The Six Services

Each of these solves a distinct problem:

• stone chip and crack repair — resin injection into contained chips and short cracks. From $110.
• windscreen replacement — full removal and rebonding of the front glass. From $330.
• Body glass replacement — side windows, quarter glass, rear glass. From $165.
• windscreen resealing — fixing leaks and wind noise on glass that is otherwise fine. From $165.
• Scratch removal — polishing out surface scratching and hazing. From $110.
• undefined — film application to side and rear glass. From $250.

Matching the Service to the Problem

If you have a chip or short crack outside your line of sight, repair is the first thing to consider. If the damage is long, at the edge, or directly in front of the driver, it is a replacement. Water coming in or wind noise with no visible damage points to a seal issue rather than the glass itself. Fine scratching that catches the light — often from worn wiper blades — is a polishing job, not a glass job. Broken side or rear glass is body glass work, and usually cheaper and faster than a windscreen.

What It Costs

Our starting prices are the same across greater Sydney, with no call-out fee:

Service	Starting From
Stone Chip and Crack Repairs	$110
Windscreen Replacement	$330
Body Glass Replacement	$165
Resealing	$165
Scratch Removal	$110
Window Tinting	$250

The final figure depends on your vehicle, the glass specification and whether calibration is needed. We confirm it before starting. See what windscreen replacement costs in Sydney for a fuller breakdown.

What Goes Alongside the Work

Some jobs bring extra steps. A windscreen replacement on a vehicle with a forward-facing camera needs ADAS recalibration — we coordinate that with specialist calibration providers. Tinting is subject to NSW VLT limits, so the film choice is constrained by law rather than preference. And all of this can be done at your home or workplace under our mobile service. The full list of services is at our full range of auto glass services.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know whether I need repair or replacement?

Size, location and type. Small contained chips outside the driver line of sight are usually repairable; long cracks, edge damage and anything in the driver view generally are not. We assess before starting.

Is body glass cheaper than a windscreen?

Generally yes. Body glass replacement starts from $165 against $330 for a windscreen, and it is usually a quicker job with no adhesive cure wait.

What if I have water leaking but no visible damage?

That points to a seal problem rather than the glass. Resealing from $165 addresses it without replacing the glass.

Can all of these be done mobile?

Yes, across greater Sydney. The main constraint is weather — bonding surfaces need to stay dry, so a garage or carport helps on wet days.

Not sure which service you need? Aussie AutoGlass is a mobile service across greater Sydney — we come to you. Book an appointment or call 0405 412 951.