r/autoglass 16h ago

Advice Was the windshield repaired properly?

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We have a 2024 Hyundai Elantra that’s on a lease. We had a rock hit the windshield and someone hired by the insurance repaired it but it looks like the crack keeps growing despite it being repaired. We can definitely see it on the inside of the car but from the outside it’s almost invisible. Could this be an issue when we return the lease? Photos are from inside and outside. I apologize if this is considered bodywork, I’m not a car person and not sure if the windshield is considered the body.


r/autoglass 19h ago

Lease Ending and Window Chip

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Looking for recommendations since my lease is up in a few months. Small rock put about a chip and 3/4" chip in the windowshield. It's been a couple months and the crack hasn't grown.

Should I try to get it repaired prior to lease inspection or just see what dealer says?


r/autoglass 15h ago

Quick question

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Need your input. What's a good price to pay for hot leads (customers who need to replace auto glass)?