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Jeep Renegade Window Repair & Replacement In Phoenix

We’ve been doing Jeep Renegade auto glass repair in Phoenix, AZ for over 15 years and have helped over 200,000 customers. We glass repair or replacement for the following on the Jeep Renegade from years 1954-1983.

• Front Windshields
• Back Windshields
• Drivers Side Door Windows
• Passenger Side Door Windows
• Side View Mirrors

As a preferred vendor and one of the largest Phoenix auto glass companies in Arizona, we get better than average deals on auto glass which allows us to keep our high quality work and affordable rates for repairs on mirrors, windshields, windows, sunroofs and annealed or tempered glass for homes.

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• 200,000+ satisfied customers since 2001
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• All our technicians have 10+ years of experience
• We work with ALL the major insurance companies
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We pride ourselves on quality and service. No gimmicks. We also offer Carlite Soundscreen glass which is specifically designed to lock in the noise you want and block out the noise you don’t want.

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We provide FREE mobile service to all areas of the Phoenix Valley, including auto glass repair in Apache Junction, Surprise, Wickenburg, Carefree and Buckeye.

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1970 Renegade I

The 1970 “Renegade I” models continued the features of the “462” package, along with special hood trim stripes and limited colors. Renegade I production for 1970 is estimated between 250 to 500 units equipped with all of the previous performance upgrades along with a simple black stripe on the sides of the hood, new 8-inch wide white road wheels with G70x15 tires, and offered in only two bright colors: Wild Plum and Mint Green.

1971 Renegade II
The 1971 “Renegade II” continued the previous year’s features with bright alloy road wheels, the addition of a black center hood stripe, and new color selections: approximately 200 were painted Baja Yellow, 200 Mint Green, 50 Riverside Orange, and 150 finished in Big Bad Orange, the same paint as available on the “Big Bad” AMC AMX and Javelin. Although AMC design studios proposed a striping scheme for a Renegade III model for the 1972 model year, but because of their popularity the Renegade became a regular production appearance package option.

1972-1983 Renegade

The 1972 “Renegade” was available from 1972 to 1983 with AMC’s 304 cu in (5.0 L) V8 engine, alloy wheels, and a Trac-Lok limited-slip differential.