Jeep Grand Cherokee Auto Glass

What makes the Jeep Grand Cherokee different from the rest of SUVs is that it has never used a body-on-frame construction; all of the model variations were based on a unibody chassis only. The Grand Cherokee, the first Jeep vehicle under Chrysler ownership that appeared in 1992, showed itself as a formidable off-roader and a worthy competitor for the Ford Explorer, introducing three trim levels, four-wheel ABS, cruise control, and a number of other onboard conveniences. The model was able to conquer any terrain, rocky, muddy or sandy. Its off-road abilities had been enhanced substantially by the year 1999 when a redesigned WJ version saw the world with the renewed V8 and straight-six engines.

Naturally, driving in various weather conditions and on a rough surface affects a vehicle, spoiling its ideal condition. This refers not only to technical parts but to the body and glass components as well. If you’ve noticed that your auto glass became dimmed or scratched, it is recommended to replace it the sooner the better to prevent further deterioration and reduced visibility. Our premium-quality Jeep Grand Cherokee auto glass components include a wide selection of parts like moldings, felt kits and the glass itself that will help you repair the vehicle efficiently.