Curious if your windshield can be fixed? Give us a call or stop on by, and we’ll be excited to check it out for you! With same-day repair appointments available, you’ll be back on the road in no time!
And yes, we work with all insurance companies and can assist you with the claims process and best of all, it may not cost you a penny to have your Windshield Repaired! Most insurance companies will waive your deductible for a Windshield Repair such as a Rock Chip (check with your insurance company).
Legendary Auto Glass and Mirror doesn't replace just windshields, we also replace door glass, vent glass, quarter glass, and back windshields on all makes and models.
Did you know we offer recalibration when you replace your windshield?
Why do we offer this? Cause at the end of the day, we’re just trying to make sure, our customers are getting back into their cars are safe. We spend a lot of time and research on making sure that what we’re doing is the very best we can do. It’s what we do at Legendary Auto Glass and Mirror.
Gone are the simple days of just replacing your windshield when it breaks. Most vehicles now require recalibration when you replace your glass — something that use to be done quickly and inexpensively without needing to involve insurance — is now a more expensive procedure.
You know how your car beeps or protests when you try to
switch lanes without a turn signal. Well, it is your cars Advanced Driver Assistance Systems known as (ADAS) making your car rides a much safer experience. With having ADAS equipped vehicles now makes the simple windshield replacement now become a much more complex and technical task.
So what is recalibration you ask?
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ADAS Calibration of the front-facing camera involves adjusting the camera's position, angle, focus, and zoom settings to ensure it is correctly aligned with the vehicle's geometry.
This calibration is essential for the proper functioning of
ADAS systems, which include automatic emergency braking, lane departure warning, and adaptive cruise control. Proper calibration ensures that the camera accurately detects and tracks objects on the road, contributing to the safety and effectiveness of the vehicle's advanced driver assistance systems.
