It can be a real hassle to take your car into the shop for something as simple as a cracked or chipped windshield. You have so many other things that demand your time, but consider how important a windshield is to you and your family’s safety. The windshield is there to protect you from debris, and a cracked windshield does not provide the structural support a pristine windshield does during a crash. Read More»
One of the main reasons that people do not get their windshield replaced is the fact that they do not have time to do it. They figure that work or other things on the to-do list are more important. However, what they may not realize is that they are putting themselves and the ones that they love in a lot of danger. If the windshield is structurally compromised, then it is much more likely to shatter or to harm you if you are in a crash. Read More»
If a small tree or some tree branches have fallen on your vehicle and you have some cracks from the event, but you have to get to work or use your vehicle quickly, there are a few things that you’ll want to do. Even if you can easily lift the small tree or move the branches so they are off your vehicle, you don’t want to touch them until you have taken the right steps. Read More»
Hitting the open road is a great way to explore new places, yet you know that anything can happen when you hit the freeway. From being surprised by a random patch of hail to getting stuck behind a truck full of gravel, hazards on the roadway can add up to glass damage fast. Now that you’re home, it’s time to get back to business, and repairing your windshield is a priority. Read More»
Getting pulled over by the police when driving doesn’t always mean you’ve driven illegally. Sometimes, the problem is due to the condition of your vehicle, not your driving. In most of these cases, the police officer will give you a fix-it ticket. If you’ve never experienced this type of situation before, you may not understand what to do. Here’s what you need to know. Vehicle conditions Your vehicle needs to be in safe condition while on the roadways. Read More»