Generally, any crack larger than six inches in length or that penetrates through both layers of the windshield is considered too big to repair and requires a full replacement.

There could be several reasons why a windshield keeps cracking, including exposure to extreme temperatures, driving on rough roads, and impact from debris.

You should be concerned about a crack in your windshield as it can impair visibility and compromise the structural integrity of the vehicle.

A windshield can crack from either inside or outside.

It depends on the specific insurance policy, but many policies do cover the cost of repairing or replacing a damaged windshield.

Windshield repair kits can work on cracks, but the effectiveness may depend on the size and location of the crack.

Gorilla Glue is not recommended for fixing cracked glass, as it may not bond well with the glass and could compromise the structural integrity.

While epoxy may be able to fill in a crack, it's not recommended as it may not bond well with the windshield and could compromise the structural integrity.

If you get a rock crack in your windshield, it's important to get it repaired or replaced as soon as possible to prevent the crack from spreading.

A damaged windshield can impair visibility and compromise the structural integrity of the vehicle, which can be dangerous while driving.