The easiest way to determine if a windshield is OEM is to check with the vehicle manufacturer or a certified auto glass dealer.

The weakest part of a car windshield is typically the edges, where the glass is thinnest and most vulnerable to cracking.

Cars do not typically use plexiglass for windshields because it is not as durable and resistant to impact as tempered or laminated glass.

The best plastic for a windshield may depend on factors such as the specific vehicle and the driver's needs and preferences.

Plexiglass is not typically used for windshields because it is more prone to scratching and clouding over time, and it may not be as impact-resistant as tempered or laminated glass.

OEM glass stands for Original Equipment Manufacturer glass, which is glass that is made by the same manufacturer as the original glass in a vehicle.

The main difference between an OEM windshield and a regular windshield is that OEM glass is made by the same manufacturer that made the original glass for the vehicle, while…

Safelite is able to provide OEM glass in some cases, depending on the availability and compatibility of the glass for a specific vehicle.

It's generally not recommended to get a car wash with a cracked windshield, as the high pressure water and cleaning solutions can further damage the glass.

The length of time a cracked windshield can stay intact depends on factors such as the severity and location of the damage, as well as environmental factors such as temperature…