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Most people book a windshield repair when they have to, not when it makes sense to. That's understandable, but there are times of year when getting it done is easier, faster, and in some cases cheaper. Here's what's worth knowing before you pick up the phone.

If you drive a vehicle built in the last several years and your windshield needs replacing, there's a question worth asking before you book: does my car have cameras or sensors that need to be recalibrated afterward? For a growing number of vehicles on London roads, the answer is yes. Here's what that means in practice.

When something goes wrong with your windshield, most people find the nearest shop or the cheapest quote and book it in. With auto glass, a poor installation has consequences that go well beyond an annoying rattle or a small leak.

If you've been putting off a windshield chip repair because you assumed it would cost you something out of pocket, it probably won't. Most Ontario drivers with comprehensive insurance can get a chip repaired at no cost to them and the process is simpler than most people expect.

September and October are the most important weeks of the year for your windshield. Anything you don't deal with now is going to be significantly more complicated to deal with in January. Here's what to check before the cold sets in.