If you ask someone to list the most important parts of a car, they will probably mention something under the bonnet; the radiator, engine, battery or alternator, but, have you ever given much thought ...

Your car's windshield is one of its most important parts, as it directly shields you from the wind (hence the name, although it's called "windscreen" in the U.K.) and other debris that gets thrown up ...

More than one-in-three British motorists are driving around with at least one chip in their windscreen, according to new research by Kwik-Fit. In response to these findings the company is urging ...

We’ve all experienced that sinking feeling when a stone flicks off the road onto your windscreen. If you’re lucky it will remain nothing but a small chip, but sometimes that chip quickly becomes a ...

Eight out of 10 motorists are unaware that driving with a chipped or cracked windscreen can result in three penalty points and a fine of up to £2500, according to a recent study by Green Flag. The ...

Any windscreen damage larger than 10mm will mean an MoT fail if it's in the drivers line of vision so it sounds as if you will need a chip repair or possibly replacement depending on the kind of chip.

The danger of cracks and chips If you have a crack or chip in your windscreen that you have not yet repaired, it might be time to do so as winter looms. Cracks in a windscreen can be affected by all ...

Drivers could save hundreds by using a cheap repair kit to avoid replacing their windscreen CRACKED windscreens can be costly to replace, especially if glass repair isn’t covered by your insurance ...