Auto Windscreens has partnered with windscreen repairer Optic-Kleer to offer a jointly-branded service operating from selected Tesco, Morrisons, Sainsbury’s and B&Q locations. Customers with windscreen chips are not required to make an appointment.

Shaun Atton, business development director at Auto Windscreens, said: “Our partnership offers drivers another location to get their windscreen chip repaired. As part of our environmental strategy, we encourage repairs before replacements where possible, and working with Optic-Kleer means customers have more choice in where to get damage fixed before it worsens.

“From their dual-branded vehicles, Optic-Kleer technicians will undertake repairs and refer drivers whose damage falls outside the repair criteria to the nearest Auto Windscreens service centre for a windscreen replacement.”

David Overton, managing director of Optic-Kleer, added: “We’ve partnered with Auto Windscreens to offer our customers reassurance that we can carry out their windscreen chip repairs on behalf of their insurance company. This collaboration ensures that we provide expert service backed by the industry-leading reputation of Auto Windscreens, giving our customers confidence that their vehicle is in the best hands.”