Monthly Archives: April 2023

Efforts in Massachusetts Spring Ahead The Auto Glass Safety Council (AGSC) is working this year to support an effort in Massachusetts to enact an auto glass replacement safety law. Identical bills introduced in the Massachusetts House and Senate would require … Continue reading →

2023 May 11-May 12 Glass TEXpo™ ’23 Henry B. González Convention Center San Antonio Co-sponsored by the Texas Glass Association, USGlass magazine and USGNN™ www.glasstexpo.com May 21-25 Auto Care Connect Hyatt Regency Orlando, Fla. Presented by the Auto Care Association … Continue reading →

Top Stories from glassBYTEs.com™ These were the most-clicked stories since the last issue of AGRR™ magazine. If you’d like to stay up to date on all the AGRR industry news, sign up for AGRR™ magazine’s free business-day e-newsletter at glassBYTEs.com™. … Continue reading →

2014 Ford Raptor By Alfredo Calva Vin # 1FTFW1R64EFC95467 1 A 2014 Ford Raptor sunroof regulator rebuild or replacement is a very common problem with a few Ford vehicle sunroofs. Some parts are made out of plastic and become fragile … Continue reading →

Springing Into Standards By Linda Rollinson It’s a beautiful spring day outside as I write this in Charlottesville, Va. From the looks of it, the dogwood is in full bloom, and Virginia’s state bird, the cardinal, is everywhere. I say, … Continue reading →

An Ethical Obligation By Travis Rains From cellphone components that run their course after only a few years to news stations prioritizing speed and being first over accuracy, it seems like industries the world over aren’t as concerned about quality … Continue reading →

For Every Successful Repair Technician, There Are Countless Others Who Fail. Why? By Joshua Huff Cracks and chips in windshields are a common occurrence for most drivers. Damages can range from tiny, barely visible chips to spider-web cracks extending the … Continue reading →

There’s More to Calibration Companies than Meets the Eye By Travis Rains Auto glass replacement shops are doing more and more these days as technological advancements continue to revolutionize the industry. The AGRR industry is not experiencing these changes alone, … Continue reading →

By Travis Rains Whether you’re a large shop conducting dozens of Advanced Driver Assistance System (ADAS) calibrations a day or a smaller shop that may see only a handful on a daily basis, the lucrative service of calibrating a vehicle’s … Continue reading →

Features Tackling Calibration Whether you’re a large shop conducting dozens of Advanced Driver Assistance System calibrations a day or a smaller shop that may see only a handful on a daily basis, the lucrative service of calibrating a vehicle’s windshield … Continue reading →