Tuckahoe is about fifteen minutes from 91 Yonkers Avenue, past Crestwood and down Central Park Avenue. Windshield replacement takes an hour plus cure time at $250 to $450 for most cars, side and rear panes run $200 to $450, and the mobile van covers the village.
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Tuckahoe is a small village on a hill, and the older streets were laid out when a wide vehicle was a delivery cart. Cars park half on the slope, driveways meet the road at an angle, and two vehicles passing on some blocks is a negotiation. What that produces for us is a steady run of side and quarter glass work, plus mirrors and door panes clipped at low speed by something that was trying to get past.
We are set up for exactly that kind of job. The correct tempered pane comes in matched to your VIN, the shattered glass gets vacuumed out of the door cavity and the seat rails rather than swept off the carpet, and the window is run up and down on the regulator before we call it finished. Windshields we do the same way, taking the full safe drive-away time rather than handing the keys back early. Bring the car to Yonkers Avenue or have the van come to the village, whichever fits your week.
Tuckahoe sits in the Bronx River valley with its Metro-North station and Main Street at the bottom and residential streets climbing away on both sides. Columbus Avenue runs through as the through route, the Bronx River Parkway passes along the eastern edge, and Crestwood is close enough on the Yonkers side that people cross between them without noticing. The village made its name in the nineteenth century for the marble quarried here, and the older housing stock and stone walls reflect that history. Parking near the station is permit-controlled and full early; on the hill streets it is curbside, uphill, and tight. Everything is close together, which keeps speeds low and puts vehicles within inches of one another for most of the day, and the valley floor funnels every through trip past the same few corners.
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Narrow streets and low speeds sound harmless enough, and for bodywork they mostly are, but glass is completely unforgiving of a sharp point impact. A mirror housing clipped by a passing van transfers straight into the door pane; a wall or a gatepost catches a quarter window while someone is reversing off an awkward driveway. The hill adds gravel washing down onto the road surface after rain, which the next car flicks up. Commuter parking around the station means cars sit unattended all day near a busy route. And the Bronx River Parkway, a minute away, contributes the winter stone chips that turn into cracks the first time a defroster hits a frozen windshield too hard on a January morning before work.
Head west out of the village on Columbus Avenue or Tuckahoe Road, pick up Central Park Avenue southbound, then turn onto Yonkers Avenue and stay on it to number 91 near Getty Square. Fifteen minutes covers it in ordinary traffic. There is space at the shop to leave the car, and weekday hours run 8:30 to 4:30 with Saturday 9 to 3. If the hill streets around your house are a problem for a car with broken glass, the van comes to Tuckahoe on the same terms as anywhere else we serve, with no premium charged for the drive out.
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Nearly always. We need somewhere legal to put the van and enough clearance around your car to open the doors and work at the glass line. On the tightest hill blocks we sometimes ask you to meet us at a wider spot nearby. Mention the street when you call and we will sort it out before the appointment.
Our work is the glass on the vehicle: windshields, door and quarter panes, vent glass and rear windows. If a knock has taken out the door window and disturbed the mirror housing, we will point out what we can see, but the mirror assembly itself is a body shop item. Send a photo and we will tell you straight which parts of it we cover.
One to two hours once the correct pane is in hand, and common door glass is often available the same day. A fair share of that time goes on cleanup, because tempered glass breaks into hundreds of small cubes that end up in the door cavity, the regulator and the seat rails, and every one of them has to come out.
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