Windshield Repair vs. Replacement
Not all cracks are created equal. Your windshield damage may require a full replacement or may be fixed by a simple repair. Look at the sample cracks below to see if your car will need a quick fix or the windshield replaced.
Windshield Replacement
If the windshield damage is more severe than a minor chip or crack, or if the crack is in the driver's line of vision, then most likely your windshield will require replacement. If the crack is bigger than a credit card, it is likely to need to be replaced.
Windshield Repair
Is a convenient, cost effective way to fix minor chips and cracks in your car's front windshield. If your windshield damage is not directly in the driver's line of vision, chances are good that your auto glass can be repaired.
12 Reasons to Choose OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) Quality Glass
- OEM quality auto glass is float glass made from the highest quality raw materials.
- OEM quality glass undergoes thorough inspection technology which targets 100 million measurements per second.
- Has excellent windshield optical quality and clarity.
- OEM quality auto glass undergoes a computer analysis for glass bending simulation, tooling design, and glass contour and clarity.
- Contains ceramic paints made for specific urethane adhesion and UV light transmission requirements.
- Has the proper surface shape and contour for smooth wiper blade performance.
- OEMÂ quality auto glass contains solar control performance for improved efficiency and comfort.
- Developed from studies conducted at R&D facilities worldwide for leading technology.
- Certified "OE" or "OE-Style" which ensures glass-to-frame fitment.
- OEM quality auto glass is PVB layer assembled in a quality controlled environment to eliminate contamination.
- Quality checked at various points to ensure safety and glass to car installation requirements.
- OEM quality auto glass designers work with car manufacturers to ensure proper fit and structural support for the vehicle.
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