Windshield Replacement Recommendations in Seattle/Bellevue Area?

[cleanasse30]

Hey r3vers,

I bought my '90 325i with a cracked windshield and I need to get it replaced before heading to the track this summer. Anyone have any recommendations for a place or company in the seattle/bellevue area?

Thanks!

[kid325e]

West Coast Auto Glass!

[E30 Memorial]

I've used Professional Auto Glass several times. Also great reviews on BMWPugetSound.com

http://www.professionalglass.com

[timmyr77]

I have a Russian guy in auburn do it for me. 180 with new seals.

[spdracrm3]

West Coast Auto Glass!

I've used Professional Auto Glass several times. Also great reviews on BMWPugetSound.com

http://www.professionalglass.com

I have a Russian guy in auburn do it for me. 180 with new seals.

do these all use factory glass or aftermarket? also factory seal? i know on the M3 the aftermarket glass is thinner so worth paying the little extra for the factory glass from the dealer.

[timmyr77]

I'm not sure. You'd have to ask. He does all my windshields and got a great price so I never bother to ask. I'm guessing the seals are oem tho. Not sure about glass

[cg138]

I've found that you can specify the glass brand and they'll give you a quote based on that. Obviously, better glass will cost more.

[timmyr77]

2537973874 here is his number. Not sure if he works weekends

[E30 Memorial]

Pickerington is a high quality glass, and rumored to be a BMW glass manufacture. I have a Pickerington in our e39 w/rain sensor and two trucks and will be putting one in my e30 shortly. E30 windshields are cheap and don't have rain sensors, so for me it's a no brainer. For me, having a Roundel on the window isn't worth the huge price difference over a Pickerington. Professional Auto Glass will be glad to order OEM if the Customer wants to pay the additional cost.

[robert1700]

if you want cheap I can get it done for about 110