Semi-truck glass
Dedicated identification for semi-trucks and big rigs. Manufacturer, model, model year, cab configuration and glass location are all verified.
One piece or two
Many tractors use a two-piece windshield with a center divider, so the driver half and the passenger half are separate parts. Others use a single curved piece.
Naming the half that is damaged avoids ordering glass the truck does not need.
Cab glass at a glance
Windshield
One piece, or separate driver and passenger halves.
Door glass
Often with a separate vent or wing glass at the front of the door.
Sleeper windows
Side windows in the sleeper, where the cab has one.
Rear cab window
The window in the back wall of the cab.
Looking for work trucks or box trucks? See truck and fleet glass.
What to have ready
- Year, make and modelAs shown on the door plate or the registration.
- Cab configurationDay cab or sleeper, and the roof height if you know it.
- Which glass, and which sideIncluding which half of a two-piece windshield.
- Where the truck isThe ZIP code where the work would happen.