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OEM Autoglass

The first type of glass is original equipment manufacturer (OEM) autoglass. This type of glass is thicker and exactly like the one that came with your car when it was purchased new, meaning that it has been made by the same company as the vehicle itself. It is designed to fit perfectly into your car and provide maximum safety. OEM glass also meets all government regulations for safety standards since it was made specifically for your car. The only downside to this type of glass is that it tends to be more expensive than other types on the market due to its quality and precision in design.

The second type of glass is original equipment equivalent (OEE) autoglass. This type of glass is abit thinner and not made by the same company as your vehicle but rather a third-party vendor who specializes in producing automotive parts such as windows, mirrors, and windshields. OEE glass is designed to fit into your car just like OEM glass would but at a lower cost since it isn’t made by the same company as your car’s manufacturer. Sometimes it is made by another company's glass manufacturer such as GMC, Ford, Audi, Honda, BMW. It also meets all government safety regulations but may not provide as much protection as OEM glass due to its lower quality construction materials.

Talk to your rhino auto glass technician today and find which glass is right for you!

11/07/2023

WINDSHIELD BROKEN? Contact Rhino Auto Glass You may need your VIN number handy to get the exact windshield with all the oem features to fit your vehicle such as rain sensor, lane departure, collision alert etc....

Where is My VIN Located?
Your VIN can be found in several places on and within your car. It may be printed on documentation such as your registration, maintenance records, insurance cards, or title documents. It may also be printed on the manufacturer label located inside the driver's side door jamb or visible through the bottom corner of your windshield. Additionally, some vehicles have a sticker with their VIN located on the engine block or near the radiator support bracket. If you're having trouble finding it, a rhino auto glass technician will gladly help you! Call us today (226) 600-3615

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Start to finish windshield replacement 2012 Honda civic

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