May marks the return of mating season for the nuisance bugs, and it lasts four weeks according to the University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences. So you may see more and more on the highways and splattered on your vehicle’s windshield & grill. Click below to find out how to easily remove them from your windshield.

Have you recently found yourself working from home rather than driving into the office? If the answer is yes, you could be saving on more than just gas. You may be eligible for a lower auto insurance payment!

In April, as winter comes to an end, it’s time to get your car ready for spring driving and summer road trips! It is important to take care of any issues that may have been ignored during winter. Here are five maintenance tips to help ensure your car is operating at its best.

We’re all washing our hands because of corona virus, but what about your vehicle? It’s important to keep it clean and sanitized, but you need to do it properly. That means killing viruses without damaging your car’s interior surfaces. Think about all the things inside your car that you touch.

You know that riding with feet up on the dashboard is unsafe, but so many people still go for comfort over safety. The injuries in a crash could be severe, and even a minor accident in which airbags deploy, could have life changing consequences.

During winter, the sun does not rise quite as high as it does in the summer. The low winter sun can cause glare when driving, due to the angle that it hits your windshield. This glare can temporarily blind drivers and make it impossible to see the road ahead. Check out our tips on how to say goodbye to the glare.

Most of us use parking lots or garages in our daily lives, whether it’s at the mall, the gym or even at work. It’s something we do without giving it any thought. Here are 4 tips to keep you safe when parking.

With this sudden cold snap, your car is at risk of getting a cracked windshield. As temperatures go below freezing, it’s important to think about protecting your windshield. Here are 4 winter car care tips for your windshield.

Everybody should know how to jump start a dead battery. Not only can you get yourself back on the road, but you can also come to the rescue for someone else. To prevent being stranded on the side of the road, a good car resolution is to learn how to jump start a car.

It’s the beginning of the New Year which is a time for fresh starts and new projects. People are planning their New Year’s Resolutions - from spending more time with family to joining the local gym. As we look to better our lives and those around us, there is one thing that we often take for granted and may not be thinking about - our vehicle! Here are 5 car care resolutions:

At Christmas time, things can get a little stressful. Emotions run high, tempers become frayed and it can feel like things are spiraling out of control. Interestingly, we create our own chaos by setting ourselves unrealistic tasks and goals – when really what we need to do is simplify things. Let’s take a look at the reason behind the chaos.

Most people don’t give headrests a second thought when climbing into a car, and they are probably one of the most overlooked safety features. Headrests play an important role in protecting the head and neck in a vehicle crash and help prevent injuries like whiplash. The following tips will explain how to properly set and adjust the headrest in your vehicle.

While cracks in your car’s windshield can be a hassle as they can make it more difficult to see properly when driving, it’s inevitable that you will likely deal with a cracked or chipped windshield at some point in your life. To help you better understand why windshields crack, here’s a look at three of the most common causes.

Thanksgiving can feel like the best of times and the worst of times. You have delicious food, football and family to look forward to, but you have potential travel nightmares, unpredictable weather and….family! Knowing the best times to get on and off the road can certainly help to relieve some of that extra stress.

Have you ever wondered what some of those lights on your dashboard mean? Here's a quick review of which are important and which just need attention sometime soon.

Now that the clocks have changed it’s time to replace not only your smoke alarm batteries, but also your windshield wipers. Your windshield wipers are one of the easiest parts of your vehicle to maintain. Here are 4 signs that it’s time for new wipers.

If you’re planning a long road trip this holiday season, make sure your car is prepared for the journey. You don’t want to make it halfway to your destination and start having car trouble. Here are 4 tips to help you ensure your car is ready for a road trip..

If your windshield is chipped or cracked, or if you think that it was improperly installed, then it might be a good idea to call an auto glass professional. Here are four signs that suggest it's time for a windshield replacement.

Fall Car Care Month is in October, and is the ideal time to give your car some extra attention before the seasons change and winter arrives. Here are five maintenance tips to help ensure your car is operating at its best.

As car owners, we keep up with maintenance services that keep our vehicles running smoothly, but it’s just as important to care for your vehicles tires, headlights and windshield wipers.

October marks the return of mating season for the nuisance bugs, and it lasts four weeks according to the University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences.

Many car manufacturers recommend getting your vehicle’s windows tinted because of the added benefits. Tinting your car’s windows not only enhances your vehicle’s appearance, but it also protects you and your car from various hazards. Here are 5 benefits of tinting your windows that will enhance your car’s value and safety.

As an auto glass shop that prides itself on keeping our customers informed, here are some tips for windshield care.

• Avoid slamming car doors
• Don't park in direct sunlight if possible
• Clean your wipers every time you get gas & replace your wipers every 6 months
• Avoid using ammonia based glass cleaners