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I got a nasty rock chip on Friday night and my glass shop was closed on Saturday, by Saturday night I had a nice crack running across my windshield. My question is: Has anyone charged a windshield to their insurance and what effect did it have on your rates?
I got one, too. Before I have it replace, I'm waiting for more rocks to hit the windshield. Makes no sense to me to replace it and get another rock in the windshield when I go to Vegas.
What I was told is to look in the yellow pages for replacement windshields (look under windshields) and find a ad that states something like "Free windshield, deductible waived" where the shop will wave your deductible, the insurance company and the windshield place absorb the cost. You get a free windshield.
I haven't done it yet but I spoke to two people at my work and they did it. They were the people that told me to look for these ads. I found one in my town, too, so I'll be using that in another month or so.
Here's some info for you: http://www.achickandawindshield.com/insurance-pays.htm
i've gone thru many. my insurance rates didn't change either. just called the lady up @ the insurance company, she set up the appointment with the people doing the windshields and they came to where i was and changed it, no questions asked.
but yea, i'd check your insurance company to see what kind of coverage u get pertaining to the windshield
My rates didn't change since I have glass under my coverage. Now I'm going for my second windshield in 6 months. They're not cheap, but the insurance told me it's fine, as long as I don't keep getting new ones all the time. So technically, I could get a new one every month...but they'd get suspicious.
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(sd2775906)</div><div class='quotemain'>So technically, I could get a new one every month...but they'd get suspicious.</div>
i kinda sorta did that...until i found out that pouring boiling hot water on the windheild to clear everything off it, was the culprit for my windshield problems
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(PinoyESV6)</div><div class='quotemain'><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(sd2775906)</div><div class='quotemain'>So technically, I could get a new one every month...but they'd get suspicious.</div>
i kinda sorta did that...until i found out that pouring boiling hot water on the windheild to clear everything off it, was the culprit for my windshield problems</div>
Oops what you do pour it over to clear ice of frost ?
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Nick VR4)</div><div class='quotemain'><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(PinoyESV6)</div><div class='quotemain'><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(sd2775906)</div><div class='quotemain'>So technically, I could get a new one every month...but they'd get suspicious.</div>
i kinda sorta did that...until i found out that pouring boiling hot water on the windheild to clear everything off it, was the culprit for my windshield problems</div>
Oops what you do pour it over to clear ice of frost ?</div>
i poured it over 6 inches of snow and ice...frost i can just scrape off...snow and ice is a different story
ouch
my last ford had a full heated front screen it was great
VR4 has a small heated area at bottom of screen to stop wipers frezzing on screen
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Nick VR4)</div><div class='quotemain'>ouch Â*
my last ford had a full heated front screen it was great Â*
VR4 has a small heated area at bottom of screen to stop wipers frezzing on screen</div>
shoot!! it even has one of those???!?? :wow:
I know in Florida Laws you're Insurance company is required to give you one free windshield a year and you're rates can't go up from it. But that's only Florida Laws. So it could be different where you are.