The COVID-19 crisis has caused a lot of disruption and concern around Australia and the world. Quality Fit Windscreens would like to assure our customers we will continue to keep your vehicle roadworthy, are open for business, and here to support you. Our team has implemented additional, precautionary, measures in line with advice from the
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VicRoads requires you to provide a roadworthy certificate (there are exceptions) when you sell a used car in Victoria. This is to ensure that the new owner is buying a safe vehicle. A roadworthy certificate will check things such as: Brakes Tyres Suspension Safety devices such as seat belts But they also require the vehicle
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Hail can severely damage your vehicle and crack your windscreen in more places than one. Storms can hit at any time of the day or night. Quality Fit Windscreens has compiled a list of tips on preventing hail damage and how it affects your car. Why is Hail a Hazard? Summer storms can wreak incredible
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No one wants to deal with the stress and expense of a chip or crack. As a result, we all try to avoid windscreen damage where we can. However, there are quite a few common causes of damage that might surprise you. It is best to avoid these common causes and issues and, with luck,
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Your windscreen plays an important role in keeping you safe on the road. And when accidents happen it can be a costly part of your car to repair or replace. So after repair or replacement it’s important to ensure you keep your windscreen safe, well maintained, and free from damage to prevent another costly repair
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Chips, scratches and cracks in a windscreen are rarely the fault of the driver. All too often they are caused by falling objects like hail, debris or stones kicked up off the road by another car, or from a car accident. Cracks are unsightly, however, if the damage seems minor to you, the question is
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At Quality Fit Windscreens, we are often asked if you can drive with a broken, cracked or chipped windscreen. The answer depends on a number of things. In short, if the state of your windscreen makes driving your car unsafe, you will need to replace it as soon as possible. Let’s take a look at
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You spend most of your time driving looking through them, but we bet that you don’t spend a lot of time thinking about your car windows. We want to help you gain some knowledge about your car windscreen repair. This means that you’re prepared for whenever you need to finally think about them – probably
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You don’t necessarily have to replace a chipped windscreen. At Quality Fit Windscreens, we can potentially repair it using a special resin that’s clear and strong. This helps to hold the damaged glass together, so it doesn’t get any worse. First we will make sure that the affected area of the windscreen is clean. Then
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Car window repair is required by Australian law. The amount of people driving on the roads with cracked windscreens is worrying. This is why we have published this blog to help clarify some myths about car window repair. Hopefully we can encourage just a few people to get those unsafe cars fixed as soon as
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