Many South Texas residents awoke on the morning of Saturday April 13, 2019 to hail the size of golf balls or larger pounding their homes and vehicles.

Repairing a car dent yourself is not for the faint of heart. But if you are determined to fix a car dent on your own, check out this guide on how to DIY auto dent repair like a pro!

If you are the owner of a car with hail damage, door dings, or other minor dents, it is very likely that you have found yourself wondering how much it would cost to have your car repaired.

If you've ever seen an early summer hailstorm, like many people, you may have wondered "how can huge chunks of ice fall out of the sky when the temperature outside is well above freezing, often times even considerably warm?" Read on to find out more about the natural phenomena that causes hail to form.

Each year in the U.S., car insurance companies issue policies covering more than 200 million vehicles. With about 75% of those policies considered to be full coverage, most owners of a vehicle damaged in a hailstorm can rest easy knowing that the cost to repair any car hail damage will be paid for by their insurance company.  

Hail storms can be extremely destructive events, causing more than a billion dollars in damage to property each year in the U.S. Some of the most obvious victims of a hailstorm are cars, more specifically new cars, still sitting on the dealership's lot.