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All windscreens are that strong, maybe you’re doing something wrong in your relationships

@@epicmealtimefan93 truuue

The windshield held up very well. The car was totaled out but was in near perfect condition so I bought it back and replaced the windshield and now my daughter is learning to drive with it.

that relationship want last just like that windshield gotta replace that

That was really annoying

I think you would be too if your entire windshield was getting obliterated slowly while ur driving

Yes a punishment from the universe.

i wouldn't be terrified i'd be worrying and getting angry about how much work i'm gonna have to put into the car

i think we should try to say sorry for our sins and try to be good in future

Hahaha

Thanks! Not something I want to do again. I’m just glad i wasn’t driving my 69 Camaro that only take to car shows.

@@hoovershayla a couple of weeks ago we had a cell of hail just about 2km big. It hailed for about 15 minutes. Had to plow away over 10cm of hail on the ground afterwords😱 Wondering how the car looks from outside!

It was cracking in the window

Welcome to the new world of Geoengineering brought to you proudly by your local nexrad system lmao its just getting started just wait they messed up and cant un do this thing

Let’s just say it’s not something I want to do again:)

Damn you enjoyed

Rainstorm and hailstorm

Crack

The only smart one here

@@Zacdahwac agreed

Could you explain to me what can happen if you leave wipers on with a broken windshield? Just curious to know all the cons to this

I was thinking about the wiper too but I thought it wouldnt be good if the water came through the cracks either

take into consideration he was just trying to get out of the storm as fast as possible

Imagine having a soft top😁

@@hoedemakerbart it would bounce off

Imagine riding a motorcycle

@@jamesocallaghan4807 rip

nOW some cars have an entire glass room (Paneramic)

Also, little tip for anyone that gets stuck in the middle of a hail storm, if you wanna keep your front and rear windshield as intact as possible then make sure to keep a thick blanket or something in the car so that you can quickly cover the windshields to save them from any major damage. That way you’re able to drive off after the storm has passed instead of having to call for a tow. 🥲 For me personally I keep a snow shield cover and a sun shield mat to stack on top of each other, sun mat goes underneath the snow cover since the snow cover has extra length on the ends to close the doors on it to keep it in place! Hopefully that made sense, I’m not entirely sure what the two shield things are called but I’m sure y’all get the picture lol.

Maybe a bulletproof car

Right, because it hails from the side and not from above

@@youngeshmoney wind-driven hail typically falls at an angle so yeah it’s surprising indeed. Glad nobody got hurt

@@youngeshmoney 😂

Me too. That hail was huge.

That’s what I’m saying, I started laughing my ass off when he wouldn’t stop cussin🤣

@@keatonvanmontfort7093 I happen to find that absolutely hilarious too but to think hail(lumps of ice) could do so much damage is unbeliveable

@@stephensnell5707 yeah it’s brutal

@@keatonvanmontfort7093 you will agree that once hailstones exceed 3 inches or bigger it can end up smashing glass to pieces

I’ve only lived in the area for a short time and seems that the Dexter, Hagerman area gets hammered a lot!

@@hoovershayla Hagerman yes. Dexter gets lots of clouds, but not much rain. Except for last week when they got their annual rain fall in one 24 hr period ...🙃

That will only help if you are not in open space

That sucks! I had friend back in Phoenix back 2010 that had her new Kia less than a month old that had her car totaled out too. The car in the video I still drive to work almost everyday especially when there’s a chance of storms. I bought it for $3500. Back on 2017 and my insurance gave me $4000.00 for it less my deductible and bought it back for 1,090.00 from them.

@@hoovershayla Ha! That's great that the car is still rolling. I'm assuming you fixed the glass work, but it's still kinda dimpled like a golf ball? On my Acura, the body work to get rid of all the dents was at least 70% of the cost.

@@hoovershayla Didn't know you could do that. This was like a 3,000 Dollar check then for you. Sucks though to have a dented car, is it really noticeable?

Glad I moved to Colorado from NM back on '10. Cause damn those storms can get insane, rather have a snowstorm than hailstorm, don't get them often as NM then never this bad

Nah, texas and Oklahoma is a different story.

Uh

XD

Tienes que esperar grua porque hay no tienes vision

No, but it would keep you from being a moron that drives into the hail core.

Then the drivetrain and undercarriage will be fucked up, and thats not good.

Needed to read this! You are an intelligent person yo!

Only one exist

Not too sure.

😎

Safest is to just pull off and ride it out. Forget the car, you are trying to survive the storm.

You got to think about the resistance though, two large objects colliding with each other at high speed. Seems like it would completely shatter the windshield and then he'd be completely exposed.

He says glass around 6:23

well since a hailstone can impact the front windshield at over 100-150mph that dust on the dashboard (dash) is actually fragments of winshield that is broken loose since it is laminated glass it has a glass top layer a plexiglass/silicone like middle layer followed by a last bottom layer of glass. that way when it “breaks” it doesnt spray glass all over like a side window which is tempered glass that shatters into tiny shards when broken. thats why windshields are so strong. multi layered and glued together by plastic basically.

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I shouldn't laugh, as this was serious. But that would be exactly the situation if you tried to drive it home afterwards.

Close. South eastern New Mexico. I just use this car for driving to work. It’s 100 miles round trip and we get weather like this frequently so it doesn’t hurt that bad. Insurance totaled it out so I just bought it back and replaced the windshield. Car still drives great and I get a lot of comments when I gas it up.

You can easily tell with the bloke in this Video you can tell the windscreen did actually stop the glass from completely caving in and badly injuring the bloke in the car

It's a 9th Generation Chevrolet Impala.

Also, driving at speed *into* the hail didn't help either.

You want to drive fast to hopefully get out of the hail. Hail usually covers small areas. Worse case scenario you cant make it and have to slow down, anyway. But at least you can try. Automatically stoping is dooming your car to the max extent.

He was taking a calculated risk to get the hell out of the storm before it intensified any further. It didn't work out, but the vehicle is no more damaged now than if he didn't try.