"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Your windshield takes a beating—gravel from the highway, sudden temperature changes, or that unlucky bird ...

Uh-oh, you've got a crack in your windshield. Or a star. Or a chip. Can you drive with a less-than-perfect windshield? How ...

Try to avoid driving on gravel or roads where construction work is going on. If you must drive on those roads, make sure to ...

Driving with a cracked windshield is annoying, hazardous, and against the law. If your car has a windshield crack (or chip) larger than ¾ inch in diameter, if there are two separate cracks within ...

A loose rock hits your windshield and left in its place is a small crack. Most drivers will wonder: do I need to immediately replace the windshield, can it be repaired, and how long can I keep driving ...

Your vehicle’s windshield plays a critical role in ensuring your safety on the road. Not only does it provide structural integrity to the vehicle, but it also protects you from debris, adverse weather ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. It's hard to believe, but the first cars developed didn't include a windshield. While these first attempts at an automobile weren't capable of ...

It's obvious that Arizona's extreme heat is hard on your car. But did you know it also affects your windshield, too? The extreme heat so common in the Grand Canyon State can cause small cracks or ...