Choosing original or generic windscreen when replacing it in the car is a decision many drivers face when their glass gets damaged. Original windscreens come from the vehicle manufacturer, while generic ones are produced by independent manufacturers. In both cases, the key is that the glass is approved, meets the same technical specifications and safety standards, ensuring the same strength, visibility, and compatibility with technologies such as ADAS systems.
At Ralarsa, we specialise in the car windscreen replacement service. We only work with approved windscreens that meet European standards, whether original or generic, guaranteeing the same quality and performance. Additionally, if the customer requests, we can fit an original brand windscreen, although the real quality is identical to that of an approved generic one.
Original or generic windscreen when replacing it at Ralarsa
Approved glass of the highest quality
All our windscreens, whether original or generic, strictly comply with European safety and manufacturing standards.
Option for original glass if the customer requests
Although approved generic offers the same quality and performance, we can install an original brand windscreen if the customer prefers.
Compatibility with ADAS systems
We calibrate sensors and cameras after replacement so the system works perfectly regardless of the type of windscreen installed.
We hope this article about original or generic windscreen when replacing it in the car has been useful, because knowing the differences and similarities will help you make informed decisions.
We recommend reading our previous article: Factors that speed up windscreen damage , because understanding what can damage your glass will allow you to take better care of it and avoid further repairs.
