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Safelite AutoGlass

8805 E 34th St, Wichita, KS 67226
4.3 out of 5 (562 reviews)

Services / Features / Amenities:

Windshield Repairs
ADAS
Side Window Replacement
Back Window Repair
Certfied Staff

Reviews (10)

Gary Willms

( 4 out of 5)

It would be 5 stars, but you really have to be 100% perfect for me to rate that. I was the techs last stop of the day originally scheduled for 1:30-2:30 arrival. Called around noon and told me he would be at my home closer to 4 pm. I am retired, so that was fine, but if I had scheduled this for working hours, I would have been cooling my jets for 45 minutes. Tech did a good job, cleaned up everything, no leaks and no extra parts, So good in my book. Also, window got broken on a Monday, had it replaced on Tuesday, and I live in the boonies, on a dirt road, not close to their office.

Ford Saeks

( 1 out of 5)

I’m extremely disappointed with the way Safelite AutoGlass handled my recent windshield replacement in my 2025 Jeep Rubicon. While the installation itself looks good and the technician arrived on time, the lack of pricing transparency was unacceptable—and ultimately cost me over double what I was quoted. The original quote I received was under $500, which I was fine with. I even agreed to add new wipers and a Rain-X treatment. What I didn’t agree to—or even know about—was an additional $475 charge for camera recalibration that was added after the job was complete. Yes, the quote mentioned that recalibration might be needed. But nowhere did it mention any price or how much that would cost—not even an estimate. The installer didn’t bring it up before starting the work either. By the time I saw the final bill, it had jumped to over $1,000. That’s a serious difference—and one that was never disclosed until it was too late. For context: I had my Infiniti’s windshield replaced in 2019 for $219. I understand costs go up, and I expected to pay more for my Jeep in 2025—but not more than double the quoted price with no warning. This feels like bait-and-switch pricing, and it’s frustrating. Safelite should be more transparent and upfront about possible recalibration costs, especially since it’s nearly half the cost of the total bill. Great install or not, this kind of surprise billing destroys trust. I won’t be using Safelite again, and I recommend others demand full pricing—including potential extras—before agreeing to any service.

Em Cee

( 5 out of 5)

Excellent experience using safe lite The tech Mike was on time, professional and thorough The price was very fair. The process to get appointment set up on line was pretty straightforward and user friendly. The communication was very good keeping me up to date about my appointment as week as tech arrival and the process in general If the opportunity arose I’d recommend safelite

Josh Creech

( 5 out of 5)

The customer service technician was quick, and knowledgeable on the phone setting up my appointment. Also, the technician who worked on my windshield was polite, trustworthy, quick, and efficient before, during, and after the service. I definitely recommend. My insurance company with Safe lite worked with me so I didn't pay a dime.ServicesAuto windshield repairPrice assessmentGreat price

Mouloud Boudjahroune

( 1 out of 5)

I had a windshield replaced at my home, thinking I was working with a small mobile glass repair guy I found on Facebook Marketplace. Turns out he booked the repair through Safelite under his own name and credit card, and had them come to my address to do the work. I paid the guy directly via Zelle — had no idea Safelite was even involved. Weeks later, I get an invoice from Safelite for almost double what I paid. When I called, they said the scammer's credit card didn't go through, so they looked up who owns the car (me) and decided I’m responsible — even though I never contacted them, never agreed to use their services, and didn’t even know who they were. They admitted this kind of scam happens hundreds of times every month, but instead of investigating or going after the actual person who scheduled the work and gave them the bad credit card, they sent me to collections. Absolutely unacceptable. I had no agreement with Safelite and never signed off on anything. If they know this is a common scam, why aren’t they putting protections in place? Why do the victims end up paying for their lack of verification?

Erika Sprinkle

( 5 out of 5)

I was absolutely sick to my stomach when I got my first rock chip in the windshield of my truck. My insurance agent suggested I go through Safelite Auto Glass to have my windshield repaired. This was by far the easiest and convenient and least stressful situation I have ever experienced with auto repair of any and all types of repairs. Michael (technician) came to my house and had my windshield repaired in less than 30 minutes. I got my rock chip on a Thursday afternoon, called my insurance agent on the following Friday and Michael was at my house Saturday morning. Very impressed with Safelite and Michael!!

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