Nah, rocks are too heavy and won’t be picked up in that airstream like bugs would. I’ve seen rocks just bust right through the bug deflectorsMaybe bug deflector would help?
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Nah, rocks are too heavy and won’t be picked up in that airstream like bugs would. I’ve seen rocks just bust right through the bug deflectorsMaybe bug deflector would help?
I dunno...In the first 6 months I owned my previous truck (an F-150) I went through two windshields. Then I installed the factory bug deflector and drove for another 6 years without a single ding.Nah, rocks are too heavy and won’t be picked up in that airstream like bugs would. I’ve seen rocks just bust right through the bug deflectors
Nah, rocks are too heavy and won’t be picked up in that airstream like bugs would. I’ve seen rocks just bust right through the bug deflectors
I have 4 star cracks within 10,000 miles. All sealed for free by insurance but they are still ugly. It's definitely a magnet. I think the way the hood is shaped it scoops them right into the glass.
I also have 10,000 miles and do all interstate driving with many triaxle dump trucks that are hauling gravel. I don't have any chips and find that following at a safe distance typically helps. I used to be in a hurry and always on someone's tail in the passing lane and the front of my old vehicles looked like they had been sand blasted on the front bumper, hood, and windshield due to all the rock chips. Much of this can be avoided with a change in driving style if one desires.
Most of our glass breaks were from oncoming traffic on 2 lane highways....