Your windshield is an integral part of your vehicle’s safety systems, and it is important to ensure that it remains in good condition. If you need to replace your windshield, there are a few safety tips to keep in mind - from researching the glass to properly installing it. Read on for a few key tips on staying safe when replacing your windshield.

Research Your Auto Glass Company

The most important step when replacing any glass on your vehicle should be to research the company you are entrusting with the job. Do they have experience? Are they certified? What type of warranty do they offer? All of these questions will help you determine if the auto glass company you are considering is up to the task. Additionally, make sure that their technicians are trained and certified by organizations such as AGSC (Auto Glass Safety Council). This ensures that your windshield will be correctly installed according to safety regulations. Big corporations refuse to join the Auto Glass Safety Council because most "Technicians" only require 1 month of experience before being sent off to the workforce to work on your Vehicle. Choose wisely

Choose The Right Glass

Once you have found an auto glass company that meets all of your requirements, it’s time to choose the right type of glass for your needs. With so many aftermarket windshields in the market experienced technicians only know which brand is best suitable for your vehicle. We will always recommend OEM (Original Equipment Manufacture) because of fitment. OEM is not always available or Affordable for the most part. The right shop will always recommend the right glass. Talk with an experienced technician about which option is best for you and your vehicle's needs.

Proper Installation

The final step in ensuring safe installation of a new windshield is proper installation by a qualified technician. Make sure that all areas around the perimeter of the new window or windshield are completely clean before installation begins; this will help prevent leaks or other issues caused by dirt or debris getting stuck between the old and new pieces of glass. Additionally, ensure that all hardware (i.e., clips and fasteners) used during installation is appropriate for the specific job at hand; this will also help prevent any leaks after installation has been completed. Finally, always inspect the finished product before leaving the shop; make sure there are no visible defects or signs of stress cracks in the newly installed piece of glass.

Keeping your vehicle’s windows and windshields safe should always be a priority when driving on public roads—especially if you need to replace one due to damage or wear-and-tear over time. Before entrusting anyone with this job, make sure they meet all necessary requirements such as certification and training from organizations like AGRSS (Auto Glass Replacement Safety Standards). Here at Direct Quality Auto Glass in San Bernardino we focus on both quality and safety. Lastly, ensure proper installation by having an experienced technician double-check all hardware used during installation as well as inspecting the finished product for any defects before leaving shop premises! By following these simple steps when replacing any piece of auto glass, drivers can rest assured knowing their vehicles' windows and windshields remain safe while out on public roads!