It’s a sad reality, but even the most careful drivers can end up with some form of windshield damage. While you may not be able to prevent it from happening entirely, there are things that you can do to limit your risks for future damages and keep your car looking great. Read on to find…
The last thing you want to happen to your car is for it to have a bunch of scratches in the windshield. Scratches can be very costly and time consuming, which is why people try their best to avoid them. With that being said, here are 4 tips on how you can keep your windshield…
It’s officially summer, and you know what that means: time to take care of your vehicle. Whether it be the oil change or air filter replacement, there are a number of things that need to be done to ensure your car is running smoothly this season. Here are some tips for auto care during the…
Windshield wipers are an important part of your car and they need to be functioning properly in order to keep your windshield clean. One way you can tell that something is wrong with your wiper blades is if they start scratching up the surface of the glass on either side of the blade as it…
Many people may be wondering if it is safe to purchase used auto glass. Purchasing new windshields can be expensive, but you may not know what the quality of used auto glass is like. This article will help educate you about whether or not purchasing used auto glass is a wise decision for your car….
Windshields are a necessity for drivers, but they don’t last forever. You may think you can tell when it’s time to replace your windshield, but there are actually some signs that signal the need for replacement. Frequent crack or chip repair: If you find yourself constantly repairing chips and cracks on your windshield, then this is an indicator of…
Did you know that there are 4 common auto glass myths that a lot of people still believe? It’s true. Getting advice on auto glass from various sources (online and offline) that are NOT NGA-certified, is a sure way to do incorrect assumptions. And unfortunately, those assumptions usually lead to mistakes in auto glass maintenance…