Your jeep needs replacement windows too after years of usage.

Jeeps are very hardy vehicles, specially designed for rough terrains. Going through mud, water-soaked fields or grassy areas, it does its job extremely well. In the past, SUVs (Sports Utility Vehicles) and jeeps were becoming the choice vehicle for families, in America and elsewhere. Now however, these big cars are no longer as popular with foreign companies such as Toyota and Nissan making their presence felt. As jeep sales fall, so does the market for 1999 jeep replacement windows.

Jeep users, nonetheless, would be pleased to know that car replacement windows are almost universal throughout. Most cars use the standard size and type of window so as long as you are able to find a decent car auto shop or mechanic, obtaining 1999 jeep replacement windows should not be a problem at all. In fact, whether your jeep or the window is manufactured in 1999 or 2006, they will all fit one another. If your car is really special, go back to your car dealer or their manufacture repair shop and have your replacement windows fixed.

The type of glass for your 1999 jeep replacement windows should be what you are looking out for. Different types of glass have different properties. Some require heat absorbing glass while some require reflective glass. Just like replacement windows for homes, these type of glass do make a difference and it is important to know the distinction to choose the right one.

There are such things as double pane and single pane, but this is only applicable for homes. The windows all have to be standard size for 1999 jeeps. What I would recommend is the low emissivity (low-e) type of glass. Low-e glass reduces the amount of heat that is transferred between the window and the air. For people who drive jeeps in cool climate, this is quite useful to keep you warm while in the car. If trying to find such glass is a real hassle for you, then I think clear glass would suffice and is more than good enough.