We offer valley-wide mobile windshield replacement services. Call now for a free Estimate (480) 570 9293
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We offer valley-wide mobile windshield replacement services. Call now for a free Estimate (480) 570 9293
All promotions must be mentioned at time of setting appointment
Does your windshield have a crack or chip? Premiere Auto Glass in Tolleson provides reliable windshield replacement and repair for all vehicle types.
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Premiere Auto Glass is your trusted partner for all your auto glass needs in Tolleson. We’re not just about fixing windshields; we’re about restoring your peace of mind. Our skilled technicians are passionate about delivering excellent results, using advanced techniques and premium materials to ensure your vehicle’s glass is as good as new. Whether it’s a minor chip repair or a full windshield replacement, we’re here to help you see the road clearly again.
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Windshield replacement is more than just aesthetics; it’s a critical safety concern. A damaged windshield compromises the structural integrity of your vehicle, putting you and your passengers at risk. At Premiere Auto Glass, we use high-quality materials and proven techniques to ensure your new windshield is properly installed and sealed. Our commitment to excellence has made us a trusted name in AZ for reliable auto glass solutions. Contact us today to schedule your windshield replacement.
The city was incorporated in 1929 and named after founders Walter G. Tolleson and his wife Alethea H. Tolleson. The Tollesons moved to the area in 1910, buying a 160-acre ranch at the intersection of 91st Avenue and Van Buren Street. Walter Tolleson reopened the Ten Mile Store which was the first stagecoach stop and general merchandise store in route to Yuma from Phoenix. The store was located on what is now the intersection of 91st Drive and Monroe Street.
In 1912, the Tollesons subdivided their ranch, allowing more people to buy their land. In an effort to market his new community as a good opportunity for farmers, Mr. Tolleson chartered a train and provided free lunches for anyone to make the journey. He also gave away five dollars worth of gold to better entice people. Eighty lots were sold at a price of $50.00 per lot.
Leon Tolleson, Walter’s brother, became the first postmaster of the development in 1913. The with rural mail route operated out of Walter’s general merchandise store for a time before a stand alone post office was built at what is now 91st Avenue and Van Buren Street, where it is still located today.
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