What a windshield is made of? We have already discussed the importance of a windshield in one of our previous blog posts, so today we’ll be learning about what goes into the making of a windshield, what makes them durable to be able to sustain damage and not crash like typical glassware. The earliest cars had no windshields on them, but as their speeds increased then so did the need to protect one’s eyes from the glare of the sun and other debris on the road. For this purpose

Windshields are so named because of their innate ability to protect passengers from the unpredictable and at times, dangerous elements of the wild road. When your car reaches a certain speed, the wind becomes bulky enough to resist the motion of your car, enough to suppress some of its driving force. Think what this wind could do to your unguarded face if exposed to it for long periods of time. Then there is the added danger of flying debris getting inside your cockpit and if

At the heart of it all, window tinting refers to blocking certain wavelengths of the Sun from entering inside the car. There can be several reasons why people get their car windows tinted, these range from actual medical needs to purely giving a new aesthetic appeal to the car. Laws on window tinting vary from state to state, and you should probably familiarize yourself with them if you intend on getting your car windows tinted. Most newer cars on the market are always treate

Most car owners only look towards the more costly side of repairs when signing up for automobile insurance, such as full scale accidents which involve full scale collisions. Relatively smaller problems such as your windshield’s glass only remain an afterthought. A mild annoyance you think you can easily deal with should the time come. Guess what, windshield shatter and crack more often than you give them credit for. Whether you’re just having a bad day or mischief mongers are