Nice professional and fast service - would recommend.
Steve
out of 5 stars
Nissan Micra (2008)
Milton
Came at expected time and did job very quickly and professionally.
Tom
out of 5 stars
Nissan Micra (2003)
Addlestone
Excellent! Use this car glass company.
UK Car Glass: Easy, Accessible, Nationwide
We provide complete rear window replacement service coverage across the UK with convenient quick quotes, easy online bookings, high-quality glass, parts checks, and 24-hour support - making us one of the most accessible and reliable companies in the automotive glass replacement industry.
What can you expect?
We believe that well-trained technicians and high-quality Nissan Micra rear window replacement at a time and place that suits you best is not too much to ask for.
Unrivalled Service
At UK Car Glass, we understand that not all cars are the same, we know that your Nissan Micra is important to you, so we treat it with the precision it deserves - using only manufacturer-approved glass and installation techniques.
It doesn’t matter whether you need a new rear window or a simple auto window replacement on your vehicle, we’re able to make the process prompt and importantly, affordable.
Quality Glass, Every Time
We replace glass for every type of vehicle — from everyday saloons to high-end luxury models — using only quality glass that meets OEM standards and premium repair materials.
This commitment ensures a perfect fit, lasting durability, and peace of mind for every driver.
Most Nissan Micra bookings are confirmed within 2 hours.
Mobile & Workshop
Full ADAS calibration capabilities ensure your safety systems work perfectly after installation.
Our mobile service provides workshop-grade precision when complex calibration is required.
However, workshop appointments are preferred — and in some cases, they may be the only way to ensure recalibration is carried out correctly.
At our company, we take pride in our ability to replace car glass on any make and model of car, regardless of its class. We can do this because we consistently provide high-quality glass and repair materials.
As such, we ensure our customers get the best possible solutions for rear window replacements and repairs.
Our team of experienced professionals ensures that all jobs are executed quickly, efficiently and with the utmost precision – assuring your complete satisfaction with our service every time.
About the Nissan Micra
The Nissan Micra is a popular compact car that debuted in the 1980s. Although it has undergone several redesigns over the years, the Micra has remained true to its roots as a nimble, affordable, and reliable vehicle.
Thanks to its small size, the Micra is perfect for city driving, and its fuel efficiency makes it a great choice for long-distance trips. In addition, the Micra comes equipped with various modern features, such as Bluetooth connectivity and a rearview camera.
We understand that your car is more than just a means of transportation. It's an extension of your personality and should reflect your style and taste. Whether you're looking for a new windscreen or a back window, we can help you find the perfect solution for your needs.
What does it cost?
The cost for a windscreen replacement for the Nissan Micra ranges:
from £290.40 to £704.55
Our mobile car glass technicians recently visited:
In all areas of the UK, we replace Nissan Micra windscreens.
Everything you need to know for a successful Nissan Micra rear window replacement simple and online booking
We use OEM-Quality, OEE-certified glass from the same manufacturers that supply vehicle factories (such as Pilkington and Saint-Gobain). This glass meets all the safety and technical standards of your original windscreen—the only difference is the Original Equipment (OE) logo stamp.
We can also assist with an OE (branded) quote through the dealership, but our online prices default to OEM/OEE options.
ADAS stands for Advanced Driver-Assistance Systems. These are technologies integrated into modern vehicles to enhance safety and comfort. They help drivers by alerting them to potential dangers and, when necessary, activating safeguards or temporarily taking control of the vehicle.
Examples of ADAS include adaptive cruise control, autonomous emergency braking, lane departure warning, and road sign recognition, among many others.
ADAS windscreen calibration ensures the cameras and sensors related to the windscreen work correctly after a replacement. We calibrate all types of equipment to restore manufacturer-specified performance and safety.
Some ADAS functions require special conditions to calibrate in line with the manufacturer’s recommendations (for example, specific targets, lighting, road markings, or speeds).
For these cases, you may need to visit the nearest workshop to ensure precise alignment of the new windscreen and correct calibration of the system.
Many modern cars are equipped with a rain sensor, which automatically activates the wipers when it detects water on the windscreen. If you are unsure if you have one, do not worry!
When you select your vehicle make and model on our website form, we’ll ask you about a rain sensor if it’s applicable to your windscreen. We’ll also provide an illustrative guide to help you determine this if you’re still unsure.
What is an ADAS camera?
An ADAS camera (Advanced Driver-Assistance System camera) is a visible camera unit mounted behind or near the rear-view mirror on your windscreen. It plays a crucial role in operating various safety and driver assistance systems in your vehicle.
These systems can include lane departure warning, traffic sign recognition, adaptive cruise control, and emergency braking — all of which rely on accurate visual data from the camera to function properly.
Acoustic glass is a type of laminated car glass designed to reduce noise from wind, traffic, and the environment, creating a quieter and more comfortable driving experience. It’s commonly fitted to mid- and high-end vehicles for improved cabin insulation.
To check if your vehicle has acoustic glass, look for the word “Acoustic” printed or etched in one of the corners of the glass — typically near the manufacturer’s logo or glass markings.
If you’re unsure or can’t find the marking, don’t worry. When you enter your vehicle details during booking, our system and technicians will verify whether your car is equipped with acoustic glass to ensure the correct replacement is ordered.
Generally, you can see thin orange wires embedded in the rear windscreen — these are the heating elements. On the front windscreen, the wires are usually much finer and less visible. In most cases, you’ll also find a button on your dashboard or instrument panel to activate the heated windscreen.
When you go through our booking flow, you’ll find a simple visual guide that helps you confirm whether your car model has a heated windscreen or not.
You can identify a solar-coated windscreen by its distinctive purple-like shade. Premium vehicle models such as Audi, Mercedes, or Tesla often feature solar-coated windscreens for enhanced cabin comfort.
An alternative to solar coating is a coated windscreen, which includes an additional plastic layer designed to improve heat reflection and reduce interior temperature.
Approximately 90% of windscreens have a subtle green colour tone. If your front windscreen has a colour tone, your side windows usually do as well.
How to check your glass tint
Roll the side window halfway down.
Place half a sheet of white paper behind the side window.
Look through the glass at the paper and note any colour tone.
If the paper appears slightly green or blue through the side window, your front and rear windscreens will typically have the same colour tone.
Exceptions
There are cases where the windscreen and other glass are not identical in colour tone. This commonly occurs when the rear windscreen and door glass have privacy glass, which can appear dark green or moderately black.
