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Statistics show that an average of 75% of windshield replacements could have been prevented had the owner taken the time to get a chip repaired before it grew into a crack.

If you have a crack or chip that you aren't sure of the severity, trying to fix it yourself can waste time and money. If you can't tell whether your windshield damage is minor or major, bring it to us to be safe

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Small chips and cracks can also impair the driver's line of vision, creating an additional safety hazard. Many states have laws in place that allow police officers to ticket vehicles with cracks in the windshield, no matter how minor.

Tiny chips in your windshield can easily become large cracks if not treated in a timely fashion. Extreme weather, humidity, a slight impact, or even a bumpy road can turn that minor crack into a major problem.

The windshield is an important part of your vehicles structure, and can provide up to 50 percent of its rollover strength. A cracked or damaged windshield won't be able to offer as much protection to you and your passengers.

Hey, you've got a flat!

Unlike engine trouble or body damage, which often need to be addressed immediately, windshield damage can often go neglected for months or years. Unfortunately, postponing windshield repair can cause more damage and cost more money in the long run.

Have you seen vehicles that do not need wipers to keep the windshield clear during rain storms? These vehicles use hydrophobic glass, which turns the windshield into something like a waxed surface. Rain beads up and runs off the glass naturally.

Shotgun? Back seat? Harness-restrained? For those who travel with pets, where do they ride?

Beginning in the 1970s, antennas were mounted in windshields to improve radio reception. Antennas are now able to provide amenities such as starting the vehicle remotely and locking and unlocking the door remotely.

The last time you got pulled over, what was it for?

In the 1990s, windshields included tiny microsensors that activated the windshield wipers whenever rain was detected on the windshield. The microsensors could also adjust the speed of the wipers based on the intensity of the rain.