How Repairing Power Windows Can Protect Your Car From Theft or Damage

The power windows on your car are broken. Now what? You could leave them the way they are, you could…

What Should You Do If You Have a Cracked Windshield?

Whether it is from a flying bit of debris on the highway or an errant baseball, windshield cracks require immediate…

Arizona S.B. 1155 Auto Glass Bill Has Failed

Members of Arizona Auto Glass Association and the Safety Glass Association of Arizona  recently lobbied for improvements to the law…

Does Getting Your Windshield Replaced Make Your Car Insurance Rates Rise?

If you have noticed a crack or damage to your windshield you (like many others) may be hesitant to get…

AI May Soon Determine if Your Windshield Needs Repair or Replacement

When you think of the capabilities of artificial intelligence (AI), the first thing that comes to mind may not be…

Why It May Soon Cost More To Replace Your Car’s Windshield

Your vehicle’s windshield is one of its most important safety features. Not only does the glass provide you a clear…

Cold Weather Can Destroy Your Car’s Windshield

Regardless of where you live, your car’s windshield may encounter cold weather from time to time. Whether you are driving…

Why Your High-Tech Car May Cost a Fortune To Repair

Modern cars are durable, but they usually don’t last forever. Even if you regularly follow your vehicle’s maintenance schedule, eventually…

How Does Windshield Repair Work

We’ve all been there, driving on the road and suddenly – smack! – a rock hits our window.  And then…

Car Insurance Rates Are On the Rise Due to Increased Accidents and New Tech

If you have not yet noticed an increase in your car insurance, brace yourself – you may soon see an…

5 Reasons Why You Should Immediately Replace a Broken Side Mirror

Both of the mirrors on the driver’s and passenger’s side allow you to drive safely. You can see what vehicles…

Is Repairing a Chipped Windshield Better Than Replacing It?

You’re driving along a busy road when all of a sudden—Whack!—a rock hits your windshield, sending a spider web-like crack…