Want the same glass your car came with from the factory? Reyes Glass Group installs OEM windshields and quality OEM-equivalent glass, matched to your VIN so the fit, tint, camera bracket and sensors are right the first time. And we do it at your location.
What OEM glass means
- OEM (original equipment manufacturer): made by the same glass maker that supplied your car’s factory windshield, usually with the carmaker’s logo on it. It’s the same glass you’d get from the dealer.
- OEE / aftermarket: made by a different manufacturer to the same size, shape and safety standards. Quality varies by brand, and good aftermarket glass performs very well.
For the full comparison, read OEM vs. aftermarket windshields.
When OEM glass is worth it
- Vehicles with ADAS cameras or heads-up displays, where optical quality and bracket position matter most
- Leased vehicles, where the lease may require factory glass
- Newer and luxury vehicles where you want an exact factory match
- When your insurance policy includes OEM glass coverage
Dealership vs. Reyes Glass Group
Dealers typically use OEM glass, but you usually have to bring the car in and wait. We can source the same factory glass through our distributor network, including Mygrant Glass, and install it at your home or work. You get dealer glass without the dealer trip.
Does insurance pay for OEM?
Some policies pay for OEM glass, and others pay for equivalent aftermarket glass unless you pay the difference. We’ll check what your policy allows. See windshield insurance coverage.
FAQ
How do I know if my windshield is OEM?
Look at the small print in a lower corner. OEM glass usually shows your carmaker’s logo. Learn more in windshield glass brands and markings.
Is aftermarket glass safe?
Yes, when it’s from a reputable maker. All windshields sold in the U.S. must meet federal safety standards (FMVSS 205).
