There are plenty of differences between fuel-powered and electricity-powered vehicles. It makes sense then, that there might be a few differences between the auto glass repair or replacement process for each vehicle type.

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Driving habits and environmental conditions can play a role in the growth of unrepaired windshield chips and cracks. Click to learn about external factors that can cause minor windshield damage to grow worse. 

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You have a damaged windshield, and you know you need to get it fixed pronto. But you’re super busy, and you’re not quite sure if you can afford to wait around for in-shop auto glass service. You’ve heard about mobile windshield repair and replacement, but you don’t know anyone who’s had it done, so you’re wondering whether it’s a good idea.

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So you’re dealing with your first damaged windshield? Then there are a few things you’ll need to know to ensure you handle the repair or replacement properly. At Only 1 Auto Glass, we’ve repaired and replaced thousands of windshields for Twin Cities drivers, and over the years, we’ve seen quite a few first-timers. Below, we’re covering some of the most common auto glass questions we’ve received to help you understand what to expect.

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Does your side window whine in protest each time you roll it up or down? Or maybe your finicky window doesn’t whine but instead drags itself sluggishly along its track? If you’re dealing with either of these issues, you may need an auto glass repair specialist to fix your faulty window. But before you head to your local auto glass repair shop, why not see if you can quickly fix the problem yourself?

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Do you own a newer-model vehicle? Does it feature any advanced safety systems like backup cameras, lane assist, or parking assist? If so, you need to know what ADAS recalibration is and why it’s incredibly important for maintaining the functionality of your vehicle’s safety features.

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When your windshield suffers an irreparable crack, must you opt for brand-new auto glass? If you own a popular vehicle model, there are plenty of salvage yards where you can find a replacement windshield for a fraction of the price you’d pay for a new one. But should you take that route? Is it safe to put a used windshield on your car or truck? Read on to find out.

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Did you know an improperly installed windshield could detach from your vehicle during a collision or interfere with proper airbag deployment? It’s true — and if that happens, you and your passengers are at risk for severe injury.

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When you drive in Minnesota, prepping your automobile to handle winter weather is an inevitable part of vehicle ownership. And although you probably know you should swap out your summer tires, replace your fluids with winter-specific formulations, and ensure your battery is in good working order, there are a few prep tips that many people tend to overlook.

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If you’re like most vehicle owners, you don’t worry about your auto glass very often. And if you’re like some vehicle owners, you don’t even worry about your windshield when you can clearly see glaring cracks or chips. But ignoring damaged auto glass could seriously endanger your and your passengers’ safety. To protect yourself and anyone who rides in your vehicle, if head to an auto glass repair shop if you ever notice any of the issues below.

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