Kingham Rear door window shattered. Replaceme

Hello colleagues. Broken my rear door window on Kingham. (flying stone). Anyone know where I can get a colour matched window fitted?  
Thanks Ian

I'd take it to your local car window tinting place. They'll match it for you 

We had the recent thread of a broken rear window due to missing restrictors. The poster got the window fitted by autoglass but it still needs tinting.

I remember someone on here saying they were at Willersey when some Boxer window vans were delivered and they were clear glass. AS get them tinted. I know they are not black glass as I have a tiny missing tint layer (size of a pinhead) and it's a tint film applied.

AS will just get a local / mobile window tinter in.

The same as every car dealer does when you pay £££ extra for tinted windows on a car, it's only done by the local fitter and the dealer marks it up by around 400%

Given the price these new vans are retailing at i'm surprised they're still using film tint where even a £15k Fiesta has black privacy glass to the rear.

Film tint is ok but unlike black glass, it eventually wears and starts lifting at the corners. It was one of the first jobs needed when i bought my van as the glass was clear. If really confident you can DIY for a fraction of the price but i paid £140 to have mine done.

It was auto-glass that replaced mine at AS and then a tinting company came and did the tinting, I can tell you it's a 5% tint and I did have the company that made it but need to look through my history to find it.

Update. Auto glass will replace the back door window with a green Peugeot one as per original. I then have to take it to a tinting firm to have the film applied on the inside. Autosleeper Alan Curry told me the readily available film is called SUNTECH Gold 5%.
Wednesday the Autoglass manis fitting the window. I will leave of the interior panel till after the film is fitted. Cost: Glass excess £75. Film fitted locally £36.  Ian

The Suntek film is available on eBay - should anyone wish to DIY:

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Just lost our rear window glass, wind caught the door and flung it back past the restrictor banged the glass on the edge.
  
On holiday in remote part of Scotland so anticipating a long wait for Autoglass to fit standard peugeot boxer glass and then get tint dobe when we get home I guess?
Reading this thread now as I wait for insurers to call back.
Just wondering how they can tint the back door window from inside after the glass is fitted all the way to the edge as the glass overlaps the metal door externally. Or do the window tint guys take the glass out and refit it?

The first 2/3 inches around the edge of the window are already 
tinted so they just tint up to that

FreelanderUK wrote:The first 2/3 inches around the edge of the window are already 
tinted so they just tint up to that 

Thanks so much for quick reply 
Sarah

We were in this exact position last September, in the Highlands too. Huge gust of wind blew the door back and shattered the glass. We gaffer taped the entire window and it held for the next few days and drive back to Berkshire, where Autoglass fitted a tinted window for us. We tried to get them to come to a site but the wait was days so we continued with our tour and agreed a date when we got home. Hope yours is sorted soon[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

Thanks Millways.
Autoglass have been the same with us. They can't get to us at Durness until 14th August. Can't even replace the glass anywhere in Scotland for 2 weeks! In the end they offered us a temporary fix at Inverness (4hrs drive from here) on Monday (the glass broke Weds night!) Then proper replacement at home end next week. So will tape it up when the storm subsides and head for Inverness on Monday then finish holiday and home.
Autoglass seem to be utterly convinced our rear windows are heated. Have told them over and over that there are no heater wires in the glass but they say  you can't see them because of the tint?!!
Hopefully I can get the Inverness guys  to verify this to the people booking my replacement glass at home 
Thanks for the photo big help to know you made it home with gaffer tape.

@snow863 - our 2021 Kingham has heater elements in the window so maybe they have looked up the current spec?

I don’t actually know if they are connected though, but they are certainly there.

Good luck with the repair

Make sure that the correct tint is applied when you have the tint replaced, I think it sun tech carbon 5%, I had the sliding window re-tinted and it looks a correct colour match from the outside but inside it’s brown when you look threw and the rest of the window has a slight blue tint

Our window came correctly pre tinted (we were also in Durness, it certainly gets windy there!)
Just found another bit of the shattered glass dropping into the rear bumper on a trip 6 months later…

Milliways wrote:Our window came correctly pre tinted (we were also in Durness, it certainly gets windy there!)
Just found another bit of the shattered glass dropping into the rear bumper on a trip 6 months later…

Seen 3 Boxer vans with broken rear door glass this week Autoglass must be making a mint!.
 Your vehicle is fairly close in age to ours. Just wondered if your back windows are heated and if so can you see the wires? There are no wires visible in ours but Autoglass are convinced mine are heated, the woman I spoke to told me not to worry seemed to be convinced I wouldnt see them because the glass is tinted!!
Millie's 2021 Kingham's are heated so I think they must be working on records for the newer model?

Hi. Mine has a heated offside rear window ( the grid wires are visible from the outside). The nearside one which Autoglass replaced doesnt have the same pattern so I assume it is unheated - it is of no relevance anyway with the Kingham because, as you know the window is backed by a panel. Autoglass actualy came to the house with the standard green and also a more heavily tinted one - i chose the latter. I painted the inside of the panel facing the repaired window with matt black paint because, at first, I could make out writing on the ply face of the panel.  The inner face is covered with cloth as you are aware. Now there is virtually no difference in the external appearance of both glass windows.  It appeared that the job was being guided by the Glasgow or Edinburgh Autoglass contact centre - they were very good.
IanD