Car glass replacement & repair

Car glass replacement and repair in Malaysia

Updated 31 October 2026

Windscreen repair in Malaysia usually costs RM80 to RM300, and a full windscreen replacement runs from about RM300 to over RM1,500, depending on the model and glass. For a price for your car, describe the damage in a free request on BlaBlaPrice.

Insurance and your no-claim discount

Windscreen cover can be added to a motor policy, and insurance guides put the add-on at around 15% of the sum insured. Claiming glass on your main policy without the add-on counts as an own-damage claim, which can cost you your no-claim discount (NCD). Compare the price of the job with the cost of the add-on before you claim.

Repair or replace

A small chip or short crack is usually the cheaper route, and one local guide puts a repair at 30 to 60 minutes. A replacement takes longer and costs more, so ask the installer which option suits the damage. Some installers give a 5-year leakage warranty on their fitting, so ask for it in writing.

Climate and timing

Malaysia has no winter. The climate is hot all year with wet and dry seasons, so there is no cold-weather peak to plan around, and you can book a job whenever your car is free. Ask the installer how long the car should stay parked after fitting, and plan a dry day if the job needs one.

How it is bought and where

Prices are quoted per job for the glass and fitting. Some price lists include tint film and installation labour, and others quote them separately, so compare like with like. Give your city or area, for example Kuala Lumpur, George Town, Johor Bahru, Ipoh or Shah Alam, so sellers can say whether they reach you. Some offer mobile repair at your home or office, which saves a trip if you cannot leave the car.

What to write in your request

Tell the sellers the make and model of the car, what is damaged (windscreen, rear window, door glass or quarter glass) and whether you want original or compatible glass. Say whether you pay yourself or your insurer pays, whether you need a home visit, and your budget in RM. A photo of the damage helps sellers judge a repair against a replacement.

On BlaBlaPrice you describe the damage in a chat and add a photo if you have one. The AI asks for missing details such as the car model and your area, then looks through sellers' websites and price lists in Malaysia and shows the prices and businesses it finds. Sellers registered on BlaBlaPrice reply in the chat with their price, terms and visit time, and your contact details stay hidden until you choose whom to contact. For related jobs see car and motorcycle servicing and suspension and brake repair, or create a free request.