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All Makes & Models Welcome
Has your windscreen been damaged beyond repair? Are chips and cracks impairing your vision when you’re behind the wheel? That’s when it’s time to get in touch with the professional team at Hervey Bay Mobile Windscreens. We’ve been providing windscreen replacement services for Hervey Bay locals for over 15 years.
Whether you need one for the family sedan, work truck or motorhome; we’re here to help. We proudly stock a huge range of windscreens, cut and fit custom glass, and offer replacements for most makes and models. Drop by our garage or contact us on 0447 177 778 to get your free quote today.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do windscreen replacements affect vehicle safety systems like lane assist or emergency braking?
Modern vehicles often include cameras and sensors mounted to the windscreen that support driver assistance features like lane keeping and emergency braking. After a replacement, these systems may need recalibration to function correctly.
Recalibration aligns the sensors with manufacturer specifications so alerts and interventions trigger at the right time. Skipping this step can cause warnings, inaccurate readings or reduced safety performance.
The need for recalibration depends on the vehicle model, glass type and sensor setup, so it’s important to confirm requirements before replacement and confirm calibration is completed as part of the service to maintain vehicle compliance and system operation.
What’s the difference between OEM and aftermarket glass for windscreen replacement?
Not all windscreens are manufactured the same, and glass choice can affect fit, clarity and sensor performance. OEM glass is produced to the vehicle manufacturer’s original specifications, matching thickness, curvature and mounting points.
Aftermarket glass is made to fit the same vehicles but may vary slightly in construction or features. Many drivers choose aftermarket options for cost reasons, while others prefer OEM for exact factory matching.
The right option depends on vehicle age, technology requirements and insurance conditions, so understanding the differences helps avoid surprises after replacement for different vehicle categories and usage.
Are mobile windscreen replacements affected by weather or environment?
Mobile windscreen replacement offers convenience, but conditions play a role in quality outcomes. Temperature, humidity and wind can affect adhesive curing times, which are critical for safety. In colder or wet conditions, curing may take longer before the vehicle can be driven.
A sheltered workshop can provide more controlled conditions, especially for complex vehicles or tight schedules. Discussing environment, timing and vehicle use beforehand helps determine the best setting for replacement and reduces the risk of leaks, wind noise or delayed drive-away times for busy drivers managing work commitments daily routines.
Glass Maintenance Tips
At Hervey Bay Mobile Windscreens, we believe in doing everything we can to keep you and your passengers as safe as possible. That’s why we’ve compiled a list of tips about how to keep your windscreen in optimal condition:
- Avoid sudden changes in temperature: Turning up the heat or blasting your air con causes glass to expand. Try adjusting your vehicle’s temperature gradually.
- Don’t drive in extreme weather events: Hailstorms, bushfires, thunderstorms – Queensland's weather events can all cause windscreen damage.
- Always use a professional for replacements: Windscreen technology has changed over the years and it’s best to rely on a professional to guarantee safety.




