Auto de vidrio para Toyota Sienna

Auto Glass for Toyota Sienna

Replacement glass is designed to fit into your Sienna’s existing frame to ensure a secure installation and top performance for your drive. There are replacement glass options for Toyota Sienna that include everything from tiny quarter panels to full windshields.

Quarter glass, which is also called a quarter light or a valence window, is the window situated on the front or rear of a vehicle. On most Sienna models, the quarter glass is a fixed window located closest to the back end of the van on both sides. It does not roll down or slide, though some Toyota models do offer a tilt function for extra ventilation. Since minivans have an extra support pillar in comparison to smaller cars, the Sienna’s quarter glass expands visibility for passengers in the last row of seating.

There are several different varieties of auto glass panels available for this Toyota premium minivan. The two largest are the windshield and the rear window. On both sides, the van features a front-door window, a sliding-door window, and a rear quarter panel. Some models also feature top sun roof panels and tiny triangular glass segments in front of the side mirrors. Each panel is installed separately, so you can replace each individual window quickly and efficiently.

Newer Toyotas come with special features built into the glass; when you’re conducting a repair, look for panels that have the same features. Keep in mind that some special features are limited to specific vehicle models, so they may not be compatible with older or newer inventory.

• Heating: These panels feature integrated elements that heat up to defrost and de-ice the glass. This feature is mostly available on rear windows.
• Sunshade: Blocks the sun and creates a more comfortable interior for passengers
• Antenna: Features integrated antenna for radio communications
• Privacy: These windows come with a tint that shields passengers from the gaze of other drivers or passersby

The window run seal sits around the edges of the window on your vehicle. Its primary purpose is to keep the elements out; it also protects the edges of the glass from damage as your vehicle moves over rough terrain. When a seal is broken or damaged, you might notice leaks or unexpected drafts.