Is it safe to drive with a cracked windshield?
Depends on the size of the crack. If it is small enough a repair can be made that is fairly inexpensive and will keep the crack from getting any larger. If the crack obstructs the drivers vision you need to have the windshield replaced. We will come to your home or place of business to make the repair and, depending on your deductible, most insurance companies will cover the repair free rather than pay for a new windshield.
The fact is that the modern automobile and truck, windshield is part of the vehicle's safety restraint system (SRS) that also includes air bags and seat belts. If any of these safety components are damaged, or are inoperable for any reason, the effectiveness of the entire SRS could be compromised.
The SRS is designed to keep vehicle occupants within the relative safety of the passenger compartment during accidents, head-on collisions and roll-overs.Over 30 percent of the fatalities occur when vehicle occupants are either ejected from the vehicle, or, injured during rollovers. Windshields are intended to keep occupants inside the vehicle. The windshield also supports the roof thereby preserving the structural integrity of the passenger compartment and keeping it from collapsing and crushing driver and passengers.
Call www.INeedaNewWindshield.com today at 888-367-1167 today to set up an appointment. If you have insurance coverage, we will call your insurance with you on the line. One call to get your appointment setup and insurance notified.
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