Windscreen Maintenance

Visibility and Safety: A clean and well-maintained windscreen is essential for optimal visibility while driving. Dirt, grime, and scratches can impede your ability to see the road clearly, increasing the risk of accidents. 

Structural Integrity: The windscreen is a crucial component of your vehicle's structural integrity. A well-maintained windscreen contributes to the overall strength of your vehicle's cabin, providing support in the event of a collision. 

Preventing Small Issues from Escalating: Regular maintenance allows you to identify and address small issues, such as minor chips or cracks, before they become larger and more costly problems requiring a full windscreen replacement. 

Regular Cleaning: Clean your windscreen regularly, both inside and out, to remove dirt, dust, and other debris, using a mild glass cleaner and a soft, lint-free cloth. 

Inspect for Damage: Periodically inspect your windscreen for any chips, cracks, or scratches. Address small issues promptly to prevent them from spreading. 

Check Wiper Blades: Worn or damaged wiper blades can scratch your windscreen, impairing visibility. Replace them at the first signs of wear and tear. 

Avoid Harsh Chemicals: When cleaning your windscreen, avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive materials, as they can damage the glass and compromise its integrity. 

Professional Inspection: When you visit the garage, ask your vehicle technician to inspect the overall condition of your windscreen. Professionals can identify and address issues that may not be immediately apparent.