SAFE LIDES

Most people want to save a buck by using a DIY resin kit from the local auto parts store. Sometimes that works, but auto glass replacement is often the only real fix when things get serious. Here is how you know you’re past the point of a simple patch. We’ve all been there. You’re driving down the interstate, minding your own business, when a tiny rock flies off a construction truck and smacks your windshield. That sharp crack is enough to ruin anyone’s morning. While it’s tempting to just ignore that little blemish and hope it doesn't grow, your car's glass is actually a massive part of its structural "skeleton." It isn't just there to give you a view of the road; it's what keeps the roof from crushing in during a rollover and ensures your airbags bounce off the glass correctly to protect you.