Do Windshield Repair Kits Work? Your success in using a DIY windshield repair kit will depend on a few factors, but they aren’t a miracle solution and won’t completely erase a crack or chip.

Here's what to do when you have a chipped or cracked windshield and why ignoring the problem will only make things worse when you finally do try and fix it.

When deciding whether to repair or replace a car windshield, consider the size, location, and depth of the damage. Small chips or cracks that are not near the edge can often be repaired.

When small pebbles or hail hit your windshield at great speed, it could create a small ding or cracks that can stretch and ultimately cost you your entire windshield.

If your wipers aren’t clearing water like they used to, you might need new ones. Here’s how to replace them safely and efficiently, with tips from an expert.

One of the most frequent injuries to your car's windshield is a crack. A crack is much more than just a minor cosmetic concern, although you can choose to overlook the crack in your windshield.

Tell your brother-in-law that having a small crack or chip repaired now will save time and money down the road. If it turns into something larger, a windshield replacement may be required.