Autoglass Luton
Discussion
John,
Take some pics of the leather/interior around the screen area, as well as the paintwork...... these are the areas which are prone to be damaged and the most expensive to get rectified (especially the interior trim... only needs a slip of knife/glass removal tool).
Hopefully all goes ok and the pic taking is waste of time
Hoover.
Take some pics of the leather/interior around the screen area, as well as the paintwork...... these are the areas which are prone to be damaged and the most expensive to get rectified (especially the interior trim... only needs a slip of knife/glass removal tool).
Hopefully all goes ok and the pic taking is waste of time

Hoover.
They replaced my Chimaeras windscreen about 18 months ago and i have had no problems with it.
I took mine there after a few other TVR owners gave me good reports for the Luton branch. When i went they had limited slots for replacing it as they only had 1 member of staff who had experience of replacing TVR windscreens and that was the only person they would want to work on it.
I had concerns about the leather trim around the inside, but they dont use a knife to cut out the old windscreen, they use a 'cheese wire' so it limits the risk of damage.
They managed to reuse the trim from my old windscreen which gives a better result than new trim as it is shaped.
I took mine there after a few other TVR owners gave me good reports for the Luton branch. When i went they had limited slots for replacing it as they only had 1 member of staff who had experience of replacing TVR windscreens and that was the only person they would want to work on it.
I had concerns about the leather trim around the inside, but they dont use a knife to cut out the old windscreen, they use a 'cheese wire' so it limits the risk of damage.
They managed to reuse the trim from my old windscreen which gives a better result than new trim as it is shaped.
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