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The other day my husband remembered to tell me that on the way home from work, his car was hit by a rock. At first, he says he didn't see anything, but when he got into his car over the weekend, a crack had appeared. And when he drove it on Monday the crack grew.
It is clear that we need to address the problem.
A while back, I remember seeing a 20/20 episode on windshield replacements, so last night I looked it up. Sure enough, if you ever need to replace your windshield, there are some important things you should know! And those things could make the difference of having a safe versus unsafe car.
I have to say I am a bit nervous to get our windshield replaced at this point. I need to do some more reading and then once I am educated I need to call around and really question the installers before I do anything.
Then you can bet I will be watching them install my windshield without question!!
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Cracked Windshield and Windshield Replacements
The other day my husband remembered to tell me that on the way home from work, his car was hit by a rock. At first, he says he didn't see anything, but when he got into his car over the weekend, a crack had appeared. And when he drove it on Monday the crack grew.
It is clear that we need to address the problem.
A while back, I remember seeing a 20/20 episode on windshield replacements, so last night I looked it up. Sure enough, if you ever need to replace your windshield, there are some important things you should know! And those things could make the difference of having a safe versus unsafe car.
I have to say I am a bit nervous to get our windshield replaced at this point. I need to do some more reading and then once I am educated I need to call around and really question the installers before I do anything.
Then you can bet I will be watching them install my windshield without question!!
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