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PG Glass runs two separate outlets in Midrand, and they are not the same address or the same number. The full fitment centre sits in Midrand Motorcity; a smaller satellite site sits on the corner of Old Pretoria Road and the K101. Check which one you have been booked into before you drive.

Official contact channels

The three 0860 lines are not interchangeable. A cash job quoted on the fleet line, or a fleet account raised on the cash line, is the usual reason a caller gets transferred twice. Pick the line that matches how the work is being paid for.

What this organisation provides

The recalibration point is the one that catches people out. If your car has lane-keeping, adaptive cruise or automatic emergency braking, the camera usually sits on the windscreen, and replacing the glass without recalibrating it leaves those systems reading the road through a sensor that no longer knows where it is pointed. Ask whether recalibration is included in the quote, not after the job.

Address and operating information

Because neither Midrand site publishes its own hours, phone before travelling rather than relying on general retail hours. The satellite and the fitment centre are separately staffed, so one being open tells you nothing about the other.

Support and escalation routes

Keep the two disputes apart. Whether the claim pays is your insurer, and beyond them the National Financial Ombud on 0860 800 900. Whether the work was done properly is the fitment centre, and beyond them MIOSA. Sending the wrong complaint to the wrong body costs weeks.

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