Why Repair a Cracked Windshield?
August 14th, 2019
Outside of car accidents, flying rocks and metal debris are the main culprits when it comes to windshield cracks. Chips and cracks to your windshield tend to happen regularly during daily driving, especially when travelling at higher speeds on the highway. If you ignore the windshield cracks, changes in the temperature over time will make it worse. If the crack is so big that it impacts your visibility when driving, then it is a safety hazard. Don’t ignore it or look around it to save time and money. Leaving the crack or chip and driving around with it is not an option. The cracked glass may be compromised, and the windshield is part of the safety system of the vehicle.
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