Side & Rear Windows in Hervey Bay

Our experienced glaziers can keep you and your passengers safe with quality side and rear window replacements.

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Replacements for Most Vehicles

Were you awoken in the middle of the night to discover your car’s rear window shattered by hail? Did the kids accidently smash a side window playing backyard cricket? Leave it to the team at Hervey Bay Mobile Windscreens to sort out. We can replace rear and side windows for a massive variety of vehicles, including cars, trucks and earthmovers, both on-site and from our garage.


Our glass technicians understand the importance of keeping your vehicle safe in the event of a broken window. To get your windows replaced, contact us on 0447 177 778 to get your free quote.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why are side and rear windows more likely to shatter than windscreens?

Side and rear windows are usually made from toughened glass, which is designed to break into small fragments rather than crack. This improves occupant safety during accidents but makes the glass more vulnerable to sudden impact. Even minor force from stones, break-ins or pressure changes can cause full shattering without warning.


Unlike laminated windscreens, toughened glass cannot be repaired once damaged. Understanding this difference helps drivers recognise why replacement is required rather than repair, and why immediate attention is important to restore security and weather protection after breakage occurs unexpectedly.

Do side and rear window replacements affect central locking or alarms?

Is privacy or factory tint matched during side and rear window replacement?

Why Replace My Window?

You might be thinking, “my side window isn’t completely broken, so why can’t I just have it repaired?” For the safety of you and your passengers, our glaziers always recommend getting your side or rear windows replaced in the event of damage to avoid injury.


This is because the side and rear windows in vehicles are made of special tempered glass and are designed to shatter into smaller pieces with enough forceful impact. They do this to ensure those inside the vehicle aren’t harmed by larger shards of glass in an accident – they lose their lives to protect yours.