Windscreen Replacement Cost: What Affects the Price?

Windscreen Replacement Cost: What Affects the Price?

There’s no single price for windscreen replacement – the cost depends on your vehicle, the glass required, and any extra features involved. Here’s what actually affects the price.

Vehicle Make and Model

Glass pricing varies significantly between vehicle makes and models. Common, high-volume vehicles typically have more affordable, readily available glass, while less common or newer models can cost more due to glass availability.

OEM vs Aftermarket Glass

OEM (original equipment manufacturer) glass is made by or for your vehicle’s manufacturer and generally costs more than quality aftermarket glass, which meets the same safety standards at a lower price point. We’ll talk you through both options for your vehicle.

ADAS and Sensor Calibration

Many newer vehicles have advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) with cameras or sensors mounted on or near the windscreen. If your vehicle has these features, calibration may be required after replacement, which can add to the overall cost.

Mobile vs Workshop Service

Our pricing is generally the same whether you choose mobile or workshop service, so you can pick whichever is more convenient without paying extra.

How to Get an Accurate Price

Because pricing depends on your specific vehicle and glass type, the best way to get an accurate figure is to call us with your rego or vehicle details – we’ll give you a clear quote before any work begins.

Typical Pricing

Every quote depends on your specific vehicle and glass, but here’s what our most-requested services start from, so you have a general idea before you call:

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

These are starting prices — your final quote depends on your vehicle make and model, the glass required, and whether ADAS calibration is needed. We’ll always confirm the exact price before starting any work.

FAQ

Is stone chip repair cheaper than replacement?

Yes, a small stone chip repair is a much smaller job and typically costs a small fraction of a full replacement – it’s worth acting quickly if you spot one.

Does insurance affect the price I pay?

If you’re claiming through insurance, you’ll generally only pay your policy excess rather than the full cost – check your policy for details.

Are there hidden fees?

No – we give you a clear quote upfront that includes glass, fitting and any required calibration, so there are no surprises on the day.

How much does a full windscreen replacement cost?

Our windscreen replacements start from $330, though the exact price depends on your vehicle make and model, the type of glass required, and whether ADAS camera recalibration is needed. We’ll confirm the exact price before any work begins.

Do you charge extra for mobile service?

No — our mobile service across greater Sydney is included. The price we quote you covers us coming to your home, workplace, or wherever your car is parked.

Get an Accurate Quote

Want to know what your windscreen replacement will actually cost? Make an appointment or call 0405 412 951 for a clear, no-obligation quote.