(NAPSA)—Experts estimate that for each mile of driving, you'll make an average of 20 decisions based on visual cues alone. But these decisions can be compromised if your driving view isn’t as clear as it should be. Rank your windshield’s clarity with the following quick quiz: the entire windshield, they clear areas wipers can’t reach. Q: Should I change my windshield wipers a) every six months or less b) once a year c) whenever they begin to smearthe glass? A: To maintain optimum performance, wipers should be replaced every six months, or sooner if the edges are wavy, crackingor tearing. Q: Should I have rain repellent professionally applied to my windshield? A: Advanced rain repellents like Aquapel Glass Treatment cause moisture to bead up and shed off auto glass; they also reduce glare, especially during rainy night time conditions. Because rain repellents treat the entire windshield, they clear areas that wipers can’t reach. Visit www.aquapel.com to learn more. Q: Should I have windshield chips repaired a) when they begin to crack b) as soon as possible? A: Not only do chips compromise your driving view, they can also become bigger and more costly problems quickly. Chips should be repaired as soon as possible, and if they are in yourdirect line of sight, your windshield may require replacement.
