It's all too common to hear of car accident cases with the most damage done to the passengers inside. However, even if you are unhurt during a car crash or rollover, there is always a chance that your car's windows could become compromised by an external object such as stones kicked up from other vehicles or projectiles from cargo, or by something inside the car itself, such as an exploding airbag. A side car window broken

during a crash is no laughing matter as in most cases, while it may not look too bad, it can lead to serious long-term problems.

Even if you are able to safely exit your vehicle following a crash with only relatively minor damage, do not neglect inspecting any affected windows for cracks or other signs of damage that could cause them to fail at some point in the near future. Any auto glass expert will be able to determine whether there is imminent danger of sidecar window breaking.

If you've already been through an accident where you car's side window has been broken either inward or outward, DO NOT attempt to fix it yourself. You run the risk of causing more damage than what you fix, causing your auto glass replacement to be even more costly.