It can. Vehicles with ADAS cameras or sensors may require recalibration after windscreen replacement, which can increase the overall cost depending on the vehicle and insurance cover.

If your car insurance includes glass cover, your windscreen repair or replacement may be covered, depending on your policy and excess. O'Brien® can help confirm your cover and, in many cases, lodge the insurance claim on your behalf.

If your damage is suitable for a chip repair, it can take around 30 minutes. Replacement times depend on your vehicle, glass availability and booking time.

You can ask us about an OEM windscreen when booking. Availability depends on your vehicle and the glass required as this is dependent on the stock levels of the manufacturer themself. O'Brien® will confirm the available windscreen options for your make and model.

Remove any loose glass safely, secure the opening and check your insurance cover. O’Brien® can replace broken side and rear windows, with mobile service available. We can also help with your insurance claim in many cases.

Yes. We replace the windscreen when the damage is too extensive to repair.

Yes. We replace the windscreen when the damage is too extensive to repair.

We repair chips and small cracks where it's safe to do so, and replace the windscreen when the damage is too extensive to repair.

Our call centre is available 24/7 for enquiries and bookings. Service centre trading hours vary by location, so call ahead to confirm availability before your appointment.

Yes. Alongside windscreens, our Melbourne technicians repair and replace side and rear car windows, as well as truck and bus glass.