Auto Glass Now

06/02/2026

Still driving around with a windshield that looks like this?

With summer road trips, vacations, and long drives ahead, now is the perfect time to take care of that chip, crack, or damaged windshield before it gets worse.

Contact your local Auto Glass Now to schedule your service.

05/27/2026

You could ignore that crack and hope for the best…
OR you could call Auto Glass Now. 👀🚘

05/25/2026

Today and always we remember and honor those that gave the ultimate sacrifice for our country.

05/20/2026

Check out this G-Wagon that our technician, Zachary Barranca, serviced at our shop in Albuquerque last week!

Not every day you get the opportunity to replace a windshield on a vehicle like this - definitely a fun one for our team!

05/18/2026

Looking for a shop to get your windshield replaced? Auto Glass Now has over 200 locations across the US! Find a location near you using our location finder at https://www.autoglassnow.com/our-locations/

05/15/2026

We come to you—home, work, wherever.
Same quality service, just more convenient.

05/13/2026

Cracked glass? Auto Glass Now has got you covered.
Quick, reliable windshield replacement to get you safely back on the road.

05/10/2026

Happy Mother’s Day to all of the incredible moms in our lives — our customers, staff, and team members. 💐

Thank you for everything you do each and every day. We appreciate your hard work, care, and dedication more than words can say. Wishing you a day filled with love and celebration. ❤️

05/08/2026

Gorgeous views as we head into the weekend. Did you know we're open on Saturdays in-shop and offer mobile services?

Happy Friday from all of us here at Auto Glass Now.

05/06/2026

We're currently hiring!

At Auto Glass Now, we’re looking for hardworking team members who are ready to build a career in a fast-paced, growing industry.

If you’re ready to join a team that values quality work, growth, and customer service, we’d love to hear from you.

Apply today through careers.drivenbrands.com

05/15/2018

It's amazing how much preparation goes into this race!

The Baja 1000, held since 1967, is renowned for its difficulty and its lawlessness. To have a fighting chance, teams run the whole thing beforehand—an unpredictable adventure in its own right. We sent contributing editor Max Prince to Mexico to buckle in with trophy-truck driver Bryce Menzies....

05/11/2018

I don't know how to feel about this! That sure is a lot of auto glass though...

Supercars occupied a tiny niche at the fringe of the car market, but that hasn’t stopped them from capturing our imagination. In fact, it may even be part of why they do. Supercars adorn bedroom posters and find their way onto desks as scaled-down toy models. So, of course, it’s always fun to th...

05/07/2018

Poor car! Wishing everyone affected by this eruption continued safety.

Lava from the Kilauea volcano has been creeping across Hawaii’s Big Island for days now, after the Los Angeles Times reports that volcanic instability began last Monday. On its slow but destructive path, the lava has consumed more than 26 homes, affected 1,800 residents and swallowed an abandoned ...

05/04/2018

The things people do when they're bored...

There isn’t a single alternate universe out there where making a tire out of plastic coke bottles should work, but that’s what makes this strange Russian car experiment so fascinating. I know it won’t work, but I can’t look away. I want to see how and when it will fail, and the results deliv...

05/03/2018

Every fanatic's dream!

Underneath a quiet office building in even-quieter Irvine, California, there rests some of the loudest, strangest, most glorious race cars and historic cars ever made. This is Mazda’s hidden basement in Southern California, something few people even inside the company ever see. What’s funny is i...

04/27/2018

Looks like the perfect balance between terrifying and fun!

It's not a river, but it legally should be.

04/26/2018

Oh my... This is so COOL!

A real Transformer. Like, as in a robot that turns into a car you can drive. Thank you, Japan!

04/23/2018

We only had be**er cars when I was growing up. My dad named each one to "make the car feel important and loved" so that it wouldn't break down constantly. The one car we didn't name blew the head gasket.

Even if you aren’t religious and don’t believe in some kind of higher power, you can sometimes still have little automotive superstitions. It’s totally okay! It’s all part of this weird relationship we have with our cars.