What areas do you service?

We provide quality auto glass services for drivers from Tuross Head and the surrounding areas, including Moruya, Bodalla and Dalmeny. Contact us to confirm whether we cater to your location.

How should a new windscreen be cared for in the first day or two?

In the first day or two after a replacement, a little care helps the adhesive form a strong, lasting bond. It is wise to avoid slamming doors, since the pressure can disturb the fresh seal, and to steer clear of high-pressure car washes and rough or corrugated roads where possible. Leaving a window slightly open can help equalise pressure inside the cabin. Any retaining tape applied by the fitter should be left in place for the recommended period. These simple precautions give the adhesive time to set fully, ensuring the windscreen stays secure and performs correctly for years to come.

When is it safe to wash the car after a replacement?

It is generally best to wait at least a day or two before washing the vehicle following a windscreen replacement, giving the adhesive ample time to cure. Hand washing is preferable to automatic car washes during this period, and high-pressure jets should never be aimed directly at the edges of the new glass, as the force can disturb the seal before it has fully set. Rain itself is usually not a concern, but deliberate high-pressure water is. Once the adhesive has cured completely, normal washing can resume as usual. If unsure, following the specific advice of the fitter is always sensible.

What causes windscreen chips and cracks in the first place?

The most common cause of windscreen damage is flying stones and road debris, often thrown up by other vehicles, particularly on gravel roads or at highway speeds. However, it is not the only culprit. Sudden temperature changes, such as pouring hot water onto an icy windscreen, can crack the glass, as can the stress of an uneven or poor-quality previous fit. Minor manufacturing flaws, hail, accidents and even slamming doors on an already weakened windscreen can all contribute. Understanding these causes helps drivers take sensible precautions, such as keeping a safe following distance behind trucks and loose-load vehicles.

Windscreen Repairs & Windscreen Replacement in Tuross Head

Reliable windscreen repairs and replacements

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Complete Auto Glass Solutions

Across Tuross Head, drivers trust Eurobodalla Windscreens for high-quality windscreen replacement and repairs that stand the test of time. Our skills go well beyond patching small chips, spanning an extensive range of specialised auto glass services for sedans, heavy vehicles, 4WDs and much more. With more than 40 years in the game, we combine honest recommendations with fair pricing and a swift turnaround you can depend on.

A windscreen that gives you a clear view and holds firm under stress is one of the most important safety features your vehicle has. Should your car use advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS), we provide meticulous ADAS calibration, adjusting the cameras and sensors so everything runs as it should once the glass is replaced. Whether it's a minor fix or the intricate requirements of today's auto glass technology, we make sure each job is finished to the highest possible standard.

Over 40 Years' Experience

Locally Owned & Operated

Honest Advice, Fair Price

Friendly, Fast Service

Is your windscreen due for some attention? Call us on 0427 104 105 and we'll have you back on the road safely and without fuss.

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What We Do

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Expertise You Can Rely On

Tuross Head motorists rely on us to keep their windscreens and auto glass in top shape. Here's what you can expect:

We're a locally based, independent operation, proud to serve the Eurobodalla region and the people who call it home.
No vehicle is too big or too small, whether it's a family car, a work truck, a caravan or a treasured classic.
Quality is never compromised, from the glass we source right through to the finishing touches on every job.
Reach out to us and you'll get a fast, friendly reply rather than a drawn-out wait to make a booking.
Our team is easy to deal with and takes the time to answer your questions before any work starts.
With decades in the trade, we bring proven know-how to every repair and replacement.
We'll only ever put forward the work your vehicle genuinely calls for, so there's nothing tacked on unnecessarily.

Ready to sort out your windscreen or auto glass? Contact our team today.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What areas do you service?

We provide quality auto glass services for drivers from Tuross Head and the surrounding areas, including Moruya, Bodalla and Dalmeny. Contact us to confirm whether we cater to your location.
How should a new windscreen be cared for in the first day or two?

In the first day or two after a replacement, a little care helps the adhesive form a strong, lasting bond. It is wise to avoid slamming doors, since the pressure can disturb the fresh seal, and to steer clear of high-pressure car washes and rough or corrugated roads where possible. Leaving a window slightly open can help equalise pressure inside the cabin. Any retaining tape applied by the fitter should be left in place for the recommended period. These simple precautions give the adhesive time to set fully, ensuring the windscreen stays secure and performs correctly for years to come.
When is it safe to wash the car after a replacement?

It is generally best to wait at least a day or two before washing the vehicle following a windscreen replacement, giving the adhesive ample time to cure. Hand washing is preferable to automatic car washes during this period, and high-pressure jets should never be aimed directly at the edges of the new glass, as the force can disturb the seal before it has fully set. Rain itself is usually not a concern, but deliberate high-pressure water is. Once the adhesive has cured completely, normal washing can resume as usual. If unsure, following the specific advice of the fitter is always sensible.
What causes windscreen chips and cracks in the first place?

The most common cause of windscreen damage is flying stones and road debris, often thrown up by other vehicles, particularly on gravel roads or at highway speeds. However, it is not the only culprit. Sudden temperature changes, such as pouring hot water onto an icy windscreen, can crack the glass, as can the stress of an uneven or poor-quality previous fit. Minor manufacturing flaws, hail, accidents and even slamming doors on an already weakened windscreen can all contribute. Understanding these causes helps drivers take sensible precautions, such as keeping a safe following distance behind trucks and loose-load vehicles.