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Hello, and welcome back to the West Texas Windshields blog! In a recent blog series, we spent some time looking at ways to “spring clean” your car and perform maintenance on your vehicle in preparation for the hotter months ahead. In today’s post, we would like to shift our focus to another subject that we at West Texas Windshields feel is incredibly important for our readers and customers i…Read More
If you’re like most people, your vehicle can become a temporary storage closet for odds and ends, as well as a trap for dust, dirt, and other debris that builds up over the winter months. This is why spring is the opportune time to clean and repair your vehicle in preparation for the warmer weather, the road trips, and all the adventures you have planned in and around San Angelo and West Texas t…Read More
Welcome back to the West Texas Windshields blog! Have you ever wondered just how dangerous driving with a cracked windshield really is? While you might think that small crack in your windshield is nothing more than a nuisance, the truth is, that little crack is a real driving hazard that will only get worse if you ignore it. As your Top Rated Local® windshield replacement team in West Texas, we…Read More
Welcome back to the West Texas Windshield blog! It is predicted that San Angelo could get a nice dusting of snow in the next few days. Since most of you probably don’t even carry an ice scraper with you in your car, we thought we would take advantage of this rare occasion to talk about the most efficient ways to de-ice your car windows. Knowing how to remove ice from your windshield safely can s…Read More
Hello, and welcome back! When you have a crack in your windshield, no matter how small or insignificant it may seem, it is imperative that you have the crack filled in as soon as possible. Having a crack repaired while it is still small can help prevent the crack from spidering out across the length of the windshield. A repair at the early onset of a crack will also help maintain the structural in…Read More
Hello, and welcome back to the West Texas Windshield blog. Fall is finally arriving here in West Texas, which means a new set of demands may be placed on your car. While you probably spent a lot of the summer using your vehicle to take road trips, packing it full of camping gear for a weekend getaway, or driving your Toyota Pickup to rip around on the trails in Texas hill country, your car could m…Read More
Keeping your car windows in tip-top shape has many advantages. The auto glass on the exterior of your car probably took a beating this summer with road trips, severe weather, and four-wheeling trips around Texas hill country, but what about the auto glass in your vehicle’s interior? If you’re like most people, the interior surfaces of windshield and windows are likely caked with fingerprints, …Read More
Hi there, and thank you for joining us! In part two of our blog series, we will explore more helpful ways to prepare your car for bad weather. As mentioned in part one, we at West Texas Windshields know that the weather here in San Angelo gets pretty intense around this time of the summer. With severe thunderstorms, the threat of tornados, and being right in the heart of the 2017 Atlantic hurrican…Read More
Hello, readers, and welcome back to our blog. Today, we will begin looking at some helpful ways to prepare your car for bad weather in the first installment of a short blog series. Here at West Texas Windshields in San Angelo, we know that the weather can change quickly from a hot, sunny day to stormy afternoon complete with wild downpours and tornado warnings. San Angelo experienced severe weathe…Read More
Now that we’re in the throes of summer here in Odessa, that means hot temps, wind, blowing dust, and more bugs flying into your windshield. Even with the increase in daily rainstorms in July which offer a free car wash, the elements and yucky bug splatters can make it difficult to keep your windshield clean. At West Texas Windshields, we want to help you keep your windshield, side windows, and r…Read More