A windshield swap takes 60 to 90 minutes plus safe drive-away time, and the glass runs $200 to $500, with most Hunts Point drivers landing between $250 and $450 installed. ADAS and luxury glass costs more. We're twenty minutes from the market by the Sheridan and the Cross Bronx, open seven days, early and late.
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Most of what we pull out of cars from around the market isn't one dramatic break. It's a stone chip off the truck lanes that sat through a cold week and finally ran. Once a crack crosses your line of sight or reaches the edge of the glass, the windshield only does its structural job again after it's replaced, so that's the call we make. Common windshields stay on our shelf and the rest we source the same day, which matters when your car is the one that gets you to a start time of four in the morning.
The install itself is straightforward. We cut the old glass out, prep the pinchweld, lay fresh urethane and set the new windshield, then tell you exactly how long to wait before driving. Figure 60 to 90 minutes in the bay plus the cure. You pay the number we gave you on the phone. If your policy covers comprehensive glass, we bill it directly and you may owe nothing past a deductible. Before you leave, the interior gets vacuumed, which on a car that lives near the loading docks means a fair amount of the market's grit comes out of the carpet along with the glass dust.
“In 7:30am with broken window, out with new window and vacuumed car at 8:01am. Great price so gave a good tip ahead of time. Good work. 2 thumbs up.”
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Drivers here have a specific problem with windshield timing. Safe drive-away time is not a formality: the urethane has to set before the car goes back on the road, and that's awkward to schedule around a shift starting before sunrise. Our answer is the hours. Bring the car in late at night after a run and the cure happens while you weren't going to drive anyway. Come first thing on a Sunday and you're back over the Bruckner before the day gets going. The other wrinkle is the road itself. New glass catches the same gravel spray on Halleck Street and Food Center Drive that killed the last one, so we'll tell you plainly whether a fresh pit is worth filling instead of replacing all over again.
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You get a specific safe drive-away time when the job is done, and it varies with the urethane and the weather that day. The install runs 60 to 90 minutes on its own. Plan on the car sitting a while after that before it goes back onto the highway. If you're working against a clock, say so when you book and we'll set the timing around your shift.
Yes. Ride the 6 from Hunts Point Avenue and work your way over to the 4, which runs directly above us and stops at 183rd Street a block away. Drop the keys, go handle your day, pick the car up whenever you get back. We're open late enough that collecting it after a second shift is fine, and waiting doesn't change what you were quoted.
Fresh damage is fresh damage, and the truck routes will find your glass again sooner or later. What's covered for life is our own work: leaks, wind noise and trim that isn't sitting right get fixed free. If a stone gets you next month, bring it in early and we'll usually fill it for $60 to $130 instead of replacing anything.
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