Truck windscreens can be replaced at your depot or yard, which avoids moving a vehicle that is not roadworthy. Give the make, model, year and a photo, book early or after hours to protect the roster, and keep a record of glass jobs by vehicle.
Can a truck windscreen be replaced at the depot?
Yes. Most truck glass work is done at the depot, yard or site, with enough room around the cab to work safely.
How do I reduce downtime?
Book an early start or after-hours slot, have the vehicle clean and accessible, and group several vehicles into one visit where you can.
What information speeds up a quote?
Make, model and year, which glass is damaged, a photo, and the address and access details for the depot or site.
Which trucks do you work on?
Prime movers, rigid trucks, buses and heavy vehicles, including Volvo, Western Star, Kenworth, Isuzu and Hino.
Frequently asked questions
Do you do fleet accounts?
Account enquiries are welcome. Call to talk it through.
Can you do side glass on trucks?
Yes, windscreens and side glass.
Prime movers, rigids and heavy vehicles, fitted at your depot. Mobile across Sydney.
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