windshield 'repair'
- Thread starter betty99
- Start date
NO I perform these repairs at the dealership i work at as a mechanic. They look much better but often you can still see the evidence. A lot of times the damage is on the back or inside the car part of the glass. The repairs done outside, and it should prevent spreading of the crack or damage.
bcp
In My Opinion
I have $0 deductible on glass
when that happens to me I just push on the chip till the crack runs beyond what they can fix then call the insurance company.
I get the new window.
plus I like the smell of the window sealent that is left behind in the car. Smells new again for a few weeks.
when that happens to me I just push on the chip till the crack runs beyond what they can fix then call the insurance company.
I get the new window.
plus I like the smell of the window sealent that is left behind in the car. Smells new again for a few weeks.
getbent
Thats how them b*tch's R
Wow. You sure that's not just for accidents? My deductible for glass is $100. Neighbor was mowing his yard, we guess a rock flew from under his riding lawnmower and completely shattered my back glass on my suv. Without coverage it would have cost almost $900 to replace. He paid my deductible.
Chasey_Lane
Salt Life
You can get a windshield replaced for less than that.
Homer J
Power Chord
You know, it doesn't matter who you have your insurance with. When you set up the policy, you can get whatever deductible you are comfortable with. Of course, the lower your deductible is the higher your premium will be. I'm with State Farm and have always set my deductible for glass at $0.