Category: Safety
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Tempered vs. Laminated: Why Your Side Windows Shatter Differently Than Your Windshield
If you’ve ever seen a car accident—or been the victim of a “smash and grab” theft—you’ve noticed that different windows break in very different ways. Read More
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The “Thermal Shock” Effect: Why Blasting Your Defroster in Winter Cracks Your Windshield
It’s a freezing morning. Your car is covered in frost, you’re running late, and your breath is visible inside the cabin. Your instinct is to crank the heater and the defroster to “High” immediately. Read More
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Getting Your Windshield Replaced in the New Year 2026: What Every Driver Should Know
Learn how to get your windshield replaced in 2026, why glass damage matters for safety, and how to compare local shops using Glass.net. Read More
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Why Your Windshield Washer Fluid Matters: De-Ice For Winter
Find out which windshield washer fluid prevents ice damage, protects wipers, and improves visibility in the freezing temperatures during winter. Read More
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Midwest Snow Storms: How to Stay Safe on the Road
Learn how Midwest snow storms create dangerous driving conditions and get practical tips for winter driving safety, windshield care, and emergency prep. Read More
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6 Signs That It May Be Time for a New Windshield: Windshield Replacement 2025
Learn the 6 signs that mean it’s time for a new windshield. Discover safety risks, ADAS concerns, and how to find trusted replacement pros near you. Read More
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The Windshield Repair Process: What’s Involved (2025 Edition)
Learn how windshield repair works in 2025, the types of chips and cracks, when repair is possible, and when replacement is needed. Read More
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West Coast Windshield Hazards: What’s Common and How to Prepare
The most common West Coast windshield hazards, how they affect your glass and ADAS, prevention tips, and what to do when cracks appear. Read More
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Preparing for Winter Driving: How to Stay Safe on Snowy, Icy, and Low-Visibility Roads
Learn how to prepare your car for winter driving, improve visibility, handle ice and snow on your windshield, and stay safe on the road this winter. Read More