Windshield damage isn’t always a chip or a crack. Sometimes it’s a slow build: faint streaks that turn into visible…
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Rock Chip Repairs: What to Expect, How Long It Takes, and What Repairs Can’t Fix
Rock chips are so common in Arizona that a lot of drivers treat them like background noise—until the chip spreads…
Windshield Replacement vs. Repair: What Arizona Drivers Should Know
A small chip can feel like “no big deal” until it spreads across your windshield overnight. Arizona heat, temperature swings,…
Choosing the Right Windshield: OEM or Aftermarket?
OEM vs Aftermarket Auto Glass – What’s the Difference? In plain terms, OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) glass comes from the…
Clear Vision in the Desert: Protectin Against Windshield Sand Pitting
Phoenix roads throw a steady spray of grit. Over time, those micro-impacts create windshield sand pitting – thousands of tiny…
Can You Drive After a Windshield Replacement?
Your windshield isn’t just a view—it helps the roof hold its shape in a crash and supports correct airbag deployment….
Window Tint Aftercare: What To Do (and What To Skip)
Fresh tint looks its best after it cures—when install moisture evaporates and the adhesive settles. Smart window tint aftercare is…
Rear Window Defroster Repair: Lines, Tabs, and Fixes
A working rear defroster should clear fog or frost evenly in minutes. If you’re left with stubborn stripes—or the whole…
Windshield Pitting Repair: The Invisible Glare Problem
If sunset turns your windshield into a haze of halos and starbursts, you’re likely dealing with pitting—thousands of tiny surface…
Signs Your Windshield Repair Wasn’t Done Correctly
A poorly performed windshield repair might not show immediate problems—but over time, it can lead to visibility issues, water damage,…
How to Protect Your Auto Glass in a Hailstorm
Arizona may be known for its dry climate, but monsoon season brings with it intense wind, rain—and yes, hail. Even…
How to Identify and Address Side Mirror Damage
Your side mirrors may not seem like a big deal—until one’s cracked, hanging off, or completely missing. These small but…
