Mobile service
Technicians have travelled to homes and offices in Abu Dhabi, Sharjah and Ajman, making windscreen replacement possible without a workshop visit.
Al Quoz
Autoglass Middle East LLC is an auto glass repair service in Al Quoz handling windscreen and vehicle-glass replacement, including mobile appointments at customers’ homes or offices. Reviews point to quick installations, clear aftercare guidance and a comfortable waiting area with refreshments.
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Technicians have travelled to homes and offices in Abu Dhabi, Sharjah and Ajman, making windscreen replacement possible without a workshop visit.
Several reviews describe completed replacements within an hour or two; one job finished in under an hour despite a two-hour estimate.
A reviewer was satisfied with a windscreen replacement involving a HUD, camera and sensors outside a dealership.
Reviews mention original replacement glass, including OEM Mitsubishi glass and an original Honda Accord windscreen.
Technicians explain post-installation do’s and don’ts, including clear instructions for the first 24 hours after a home replacement.
The waiting area is described as clean and comfortable, with complimentary snacks and drinks during the work.
The business also installs BlackVue dash cameras; a customer described the installation as quick, neat and efficient.
One customer reported receiving a lifetime warranty covering air and water leakage after a windscreen replacement.
Confirm glass. Ask whether the replacement is OEM or aftermarket before approving; one review says a Honda or Toyota replacement was Lucas-branded.
Inspect first. Check the installation, mirror, interior and surrounding trim before signing the job-completion form.
Ask aftercare. Request the post-installation do’s and don’ts, especially the instructions covering the first 24 hours.
Book mobile. If visiting the workshop is inconvenient, ask about a home or office appointment; reviewers used mobile service in Abu Dhabi and Sharjah.
Check sensors. For cars with a HUD, camera or sensors, confirm the replacement and calibration requirements before booking outside a dealership.
Allow waiting. If you stay at the workshop, expect a short wait but allow up to about two hours for some replacements and use the refreshments.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM |
| Tue | 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM |
| Wed | 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM |
| Thu | 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM |
| Fri | 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM |
| Sat | 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM |
| Sun | Closed |
One reviewer alleged being quoted 1,000 AED for glass they valued at 250 AED, so confirm the glass brand and price before approval.
A reviewer said customers were rushed to sign the completion form before checking the work and advised inspecting everything first.
One review reported plastic grinding debris left on the interior floor beneath the paper mat after glass replacement.
One customer alleged damage to the car mirror, air conditioning and other interior parts during front-glass work.
The workshop was described as somewhat congested, although the same reviewer found the staff cooperative.
The Bottom Line
Autoglass Middle East LLC in Al Quoz handles windscreen repair and replacement, rear and front vehicle glass, and mobile appointments at homes or offices. Customers have used it for Nissan Patrol, Range Rover, Honda Accord, Mitsubishi and other vehicles, with several describing fitting times of 45 minutes to two hours. It also installs BlackVue dashcams, which is useful if you want glass work and camera installation handled together.
The strongest theme is convenience. Reviewers describe coordinators keeping them updated through booking, insurance approval and scheduling, while technicians explain aftercare and leave the vehicle clean. Mobile teams have travelled from Dubai to Abu Dhabi, Sharjah and Ajman, and one Abu Dhabi replacement was completed in under two hours.
At the workshop, the waiting area is described as clean and comfortable, with snacks and drinks available. There are a few reasons to check the details before signing off. One customer questioned a 1,000 AED glass charge, another said the supplied glass was Lucas rather than an original Honda or Toyota part, and a review mentioned debris left inside the car.
Inspect the fit, trim and interior first, confirm the glass brand and price, and ask about warranty coverage and the post-fitting waiting instructions.