Columbia Auto Glass: Best Practices for Fleet Vehicles 25874

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Fleet vehicles live hard lives. They rack up miles, run long hours, carry payloads, and see more varied road conditions in a single month than most personal cars see in a year. Glass takes the brunt of it. Windshields see gravel spray, temperature swings, wiper abrasion, and the occasional falling tool that slides off a ladder rack. Side windows get slammed by loading activities. Rear glass can pop from a poorly seLS������

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