Most drivers don’t think about their auto glass coverage until they need it. A rock kicks up on the highway, a crack spreads overnight, or someone breaks into your car. When it happens, the first question is usually the same: does my insurance cover this? The answer depends on the type of coverage you carry.
Understanding Kentucky’s Windshield Replacement Laws: Are Free Replacements Available?
Understanding Kentucky’s Windshield Replacement Laws: Are Free Replacements Available?
Federal regulations state that you cannot drive with a windshield crack or chip larger than 3/4 inch in diameter, two cracks within three inches of each other, intersecting cracks, or cracks directly in the driver’s view.
When a windshield is replaced, it’s essential to calibrate the vehicle’s systems to ensure they continue to function correctly. In this article, we will discuss why calibrating a vehicle’s systems after a windshield replacement is important.