Tesla Window Replacement in Rockville, MD

Goodbye, Cracked or Broken Glass

Ensuring Your Safety

When you have damaged windows and/or other glass in your Tesla, you’ll need to get it replaced. Your vehicle’s windows are important to your transportation safety in multiple ways. First, the glass offers physical protection. It prevents debris from entering as you drive, and a car’s windshield adds structural integrity and strength to your auto body. Second, cracked glass can impede your line of sight. Finally, your Tesla is equipped with multiple driver-assistive technologies, some of which cannot operate independently of intact windows/glass. Bring your electric vehicle to Total Recon Auto Center in Rockville, Maryland, if you require Tesla window replacement. As a Tesla-approved repair shop, we can restore form and function to your EV. Not only are we able to replace damaged glass, but we also have the equipment and software that enables us to make all your assistive features work as they should. Since 2010, we’ve served drivers from Virginia, Maryland, and Washington, D.C., upgrading more recently to a new shop that allows us to serve you better. To correct issues with your Tesla’s windows, use our online scheduler or call us at (301) 762-2195.

More Than Just Glass

Your Tesla’s windows are more than just glass. They’re an integral part of your safety and driver-assist devices. For instance, your EV’s windshield contains rain and lane departure sensors. If the glass is replaced, you’ll also need to have those technologies recalibrated. Some models also come equipped with heating capabilities, too. (Although it’s not a window, the same heating repair considerations apply to your mirrors.) Other potential window replacements include the rear window (“back windshield”), driver and passenger side windows, and quarter glasses. Additionally, vehicle body damage may impact your ability to control your windows (i.e., raise and lower them). As a Tesla-approved body repair shop, we can take care of all window-related problems, including replacing motors, regulators, and other pieces that might have sustained an injury on impact.