Windscreen Replacement
& Car Glass Repairs UK

myWindscreen is a platform that connects motorists across the UK with local, independent auto glaziers. The services offered by our members include windscreen repair, windscreen replacement, ADAS calibration, side and rear glass replacement, and removals and refits.

Easy. Just click on GET QUOTES above and enter your postcode. Tell us about your vehicle, the type of damage, and your contact information and you will receive one or more quotes for from local automotive glass companies.

We maintain a high standard of quality which we expect from all of our member partners, which means that you'll only be shown automotive glass businesses that have undergone vetting and approval on the basis of quality and honesty. Moreover, we work with local auto glaziers across the UK that offer much faster and more affordable services than the national chains.

Yes. Your vehicle's windscreen is part of the MOT, specifically under section 3. Visibility. There are many specific criteria related to the condition of the glass and the driver's ability to see through the windscreen, particularly within their direct field of vision. Cracks or stone chips in specific areas of specific sizes can lead to an automatic fail on the MOT.

The average cost of replacing a windscreen in the UK is approximately £325, ranging from around £100 to £450. Generally, older vehicles from popular manufacturers that do not require ADAS calibration tend to be cheaper due to the ready supply of glass and the reduced labour. Windscreens for newer models and/or from manufacturers not common in the UK and that require ADAS calibration will typically cost more to replace.

Depending on the size and severity of the crack(s) on your windscreen, it may or may not be considered a motoring offence, potentially costing three penalty points or a fine. UK vehicle regulations and the Highway Code require motorists to maintain a clear field of vision of the road ahead, which includes keeping the windscreen free of cracks or stone chips that obscure vision.

Americans refer to the windscreen as a windshield. Much like other parts of the car such as the bonnet (hood) and the boot (trunk), Americans tend to recognise the term windshield by default. If you reside in the US and need fast and affordable windshield repair and windshield replacement services, we encourage you to visit our sister site myWindshield.