Thanks! I will get it done this next week.Definitely not a warranty item. Many insurances cover these issues as part of comprehensive coverage. I'd check with you company first. If the damage is small enough and not in you direct field of vision, it can be repaired by an auto glass company using an injection process. But address it quickly before the crack spreads.
I've seen a bunch of them at Amazon. Some get a good rating. Some get a not so good ratingDoes anyone have any experience with exterior windshield films? I wonder if that would be worth it to prevent damage
It depends upon the film used. XPEL has about the best available and is considerably thicker. I’ve used it on several different cars and trucks. It’s always kept the windshield without damage on each and everyone.Does anyone have any experience with exterior windshield films? I wonder if that would be worth it to prevent damage