TRP introduces windshield glass products

TRP introduces windshield glass products

TRP Aftermarket Parts' new line of glass for all makes of Class 6, 7 and 8 trucks and tractors are manufactured and tested to OEM specifications to ensure optimal quality, safety, surface contour and fit for each windshield. Products can be purchased from all TRP authorized retailers.

TRP Aftermarket Parts recently announced the availability of a new line of high quality glass for all makes of Class 6, 7 and 8 trucks and tractors.

“TRP glass products are manufactured and tested to OEM specifications to ensure optimal quality, safety, surface contour and fit for each windshield,” said Everett Seymoure, global manager for TRP.

“Since TRP offers windshields for popular all-makes truck applications, TRP can cover any company’s diverse fleet requirements, including glass for Ford, Freightliner, Kenworth, Peterbilt, Mack, Navistar, Sterling, Volvo and Western Star vehicles,” he added. “When the installation is done at a TRP authorized retailer, including Kenworth or Peterbilt dealerships, operators can expect the fit to be exact and the installation to be performed right the first time. This increases the life of the windshield, improves safety by ensuring protection from road debris and helps avoid frustrating and costly damage resulting from needless water leaks.”

Windshields can be purchased from TRP’s authorized retailers. “TRP has sought out the highest quality glass to bring truck operators the highest value replacement glass,” Seymoure added. TRP also offers operators high quality, competitively priced wiper blades and butyl installation tape.

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