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That is considered just every day road-hazard damage; in some states your insurance company will pay for a new windshield with no deductibe required.

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One of the most frustrating experiences for a driver is watching a crack travel along the length of a windshield. The most astounding part of this experience is that it does not have to happen at all. In most cases, these cracks started out as tiny cracks that were not cared for and expanding into much larger cracks. A professional windshield repairman can fix these tiny cracks for a cost that is far lower than the cost of replacing an entire windshield. The tiny cracks in a windshield are known as micro abrasions. Basically this means they are a series of several miniscule cracks that have formed into a pattern. A sealant can be used on any micro abrasion that is less than the size of a nickel and often for a very reasonable price. Sealing these small cracks prevents them from becoming much larger and troublesome cracks. Many drivers feel that they can safely operate a vehicle that has a large crack in the windshield and that repair is unnecessary. What these drivers fail to realize is that cracks in the windshield can cause small distortions in the image of the objects outside of the vehicle. These small distortions can be the difference between nearly missing a collision with another vehicle and having a horrible accident. In addition, most states will not allow a car to pass the state inspection without a windshield that has no cracks in the reasonable visual field of the driver. Should a windshield need to be completely replaced, any reputable windshield repair shop can do it quickly and professionally. They will explain exactly what the process entails and how much it will cost before installing the windshield. Overall, there is little to no valid reason to not get a windshield repair professional involved at the first sight of a crack. The crack is never going to disappear on its own and will over time only get worse. Bad cracks in a windshield can lead to an increased risk of being involved in an accident and a loss of time and money if the accident is the fault of the driver with the crack windshield.


Are deep cracks in Earth's crust?

fault


Deep cracks in earth's crust are called?

fault


What are long cracks in the earth's crust called?

It's called a "fault"


When does fault comes?

A fracture is when rock splits (cracks). A fault is when a fracture has slipped - movement either up, down or sideways.


Why are their so many ridges and cracks along the San Andreas fault?

The ridges and cracks along the San Andreas Fault are a result of the movement of tectonic plates. The fault marks the boundary between two plates that are slowly sliding past each other, causing stress to build up and be released in the form of earthquakes. Over time, this movement creates the ridges and cracks that we see along the fault line.


When the earth cracks after a earthquake does that crack go back together?

no ,the fault stays there.


What do you call the deep cracks in the Earth's crust along which the crust shifted?

A Fault??


What if you were in a car accident that was not your fault though you did not have insurance but the vehicle is insured?

If you are NOT at fault you have no responsibility and the vehicles insurance company that is at fault must pay all damages and costs including a rental car. If you are at fault it depends on the vehicles insurance policy if it covers alternate drivers.


What type of fault can create a waterfall?

Movement of rocks along large cracks in the Earth's crust.


What is the procedure to make a fault block mountain?

What is needed to make a real life Fault Block Mountain is cracks in the earth and other things. 1. Cracks in the earths crust force some materials of rocks up and others down. 2. The earths crust fractures ( pulls apart) 3. You have you a wonderful Fault Block Mountain


What are cracks in the earth's surface called?

Cracks in the Earth's surface are called faults. These are fractures where movement has occurred along the fault plane, leading to displacement of the rocks on either side. Earthquakes commonly occur along faults.