Payless Auto Glass

07/02/2026

BE LOCAL BUY LOCAL SHOP LOCAL

07/02/2026

In honor of Independence Day, all Payless Auto Glass and Auto Glass Specialists locations will be closed on Friday, July 3rd.

We will resume normal business hours next week.

As we celebrate America’s 250th birthday, we wish everyone a safe and happy holiday spent with family, friends, and community. Thank you to those who have served and continue to serve our country.

God Bless America. 🇺🇸❤️🤍💙

06/30/2026

ALL HANDS ON DECK 💪🏻

Putting our new safety ladders to good use 🪜

Jim & Dans project today in the heat wave… 😅

💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻

😎all done like new

06/17/2026

Neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night stays these couriers from the swift completion of their appointed rounds… NOR A BROKEN WINDSHIELD!!!

We recognize how resilient and important our postal service workers are. We keep replacements quick and easy to ensure auto glass damage isn’t slowing them down.

06/09/2026

TWINNING 👯‍♀️

05/21/2026

05/08/2026

If this big dude was in the Cars movie what would their name be??? ☣️

04/24/2026

The future of auto glass is quickly evolving.
A recent article highlights how Tesla is drawing strict lines on where the Cybertruck windshield can and cannot be repaired. In many cases, even minor damage outside designated zones may require a full replacement instead of a repair.
This is a big shift for industry and a reminder that not all glass is created equal anymore. As vehicle technology advances, so do the standards for safety, calibration, and repair procedures.
For shops and customers alike, it reinforces one thing: experience and proper calibration matter more than ever.
👉 Read more here: https://glassbytes.com/2026/04/tesla-draws-hard-lines-on-cybertruck-windshield-repair-zones/?oly_enc_id=1461J2065134E7V

Vehicles with a unique structure and complex Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) technology sometimes require special repair considerations to maintain functionality and safety. That’s especially true on vehicles like the Tesla Cybertruck. To address this, Tesla outlines specific procedures ...

04/22/2026

Our techs are capable of working on all sorts of vehicles from fast cars to tractor trailers. We repair, we replace, and we calibrate. It’s always a fun project when we get to see a cool car like this one!

04/13/2026

Recalls – Auto Glass & Calibration Industry

Safety is our priority. Recalls happen. We assist dealerships in getting active auto glass and calibration recalls, inspected and repaired, as needed. We want to help keep consumers informed and safe. Check your vehicle for recalls: https://www.nhtsa.gov/recalls

There are several vehicle models with active auto glass and calibration recalls. Please call us or your local dealership if you have any questions or concerns. Please verify these recalls using the NHTSA lookup tool before taking any action.
-Ford Explorers (2026): Recall due to improper windshield adhesion.
-Ford Bronco (2021-2022): Recall involves an 8-inch screen, which may affect ADAS camera calibration, often linked to previously improperly repaired windshields.
-Hyundai Santa Fe (2020-2021): Recalls for nonconforming clear coat paint on these models can cause inadequate windshield bonding.
-Hyundai Elantra (2021): Recalls for nonconforming clear coat paint on these models can cause inadequate windshield bonding.
-Chrysler 300 (2020-2021): Recall due to potential windshield separation due to poor bonding.
-Dodge Challenger & Charger (2020-2021): Recall due to potential windshield separation due to poor bonding.
-Kia Cadenza (2014-2016): Recall for potential water leak and poor windshield adhesion.
-Ram ProMaster (2023-2024): Recall due to installed windows do not comply with FMVSS regulations for emergency exits.
-ABC Bus VanHool: Recall on various models due to incorrect glaze on the lower curb view window, violating FMVSS visibility standards.

Use our VIN lookup tool to check for recalls on your car, or search by make and model. Our databases also list car seats, tires, and equipment recalled for unreasonable safety risk or failing to meet minimum safety standards.