This is considered "normal wear and tear", which is never covered by auto insurance companies, rather than an "accident" or "ocurrence", which are covered by insurance companies.
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Where do you live? If by any chance you live in Florida and have full coverage on your car they will pay for it without using your deductible The deductible does not apply for a windshield. I live in Florida and mine was replaced and I didn't have to pay anything. It was not cracked just pitted. Please call your agent
No, unless it is due to someone els's liability. As in, someone hit you and your windshield cracked, then it is covered. If you had Comprehensive coverage you would be all set. It depends on whose insurance is paying and what caused the windshield to break. If it's your insurance and a rock chips the windshield and you don't have comp/collision... no.
My answer would be to take it to a professional. Contact your insurance carrier. If you have Comprehensive coverage, the windshield will more than likely be replaced at no cost to you. Replacing a windshield is not a DIY job.
It depends on the specific provisions of your coverage; if you only have liability insurance, then no. If you have comprehensive coverage, then they will still only cover the cost above your deductible. Some insurance companies will cover windshield replacement with no deductible if you use their preferred repair company and agree to repair (rather than replace) the window if possible, but this is not universal. You should call your agent and ask.
Depending on the size, shape, availability and type, replacing an RV windshield can cost $1,000 – $5,000. The high cost of replacing a motor-home windshield is due to the glass product itself and the technical skill and labor of the experts who are hired to replace the windshield. Most often, your insurance company will cover the bulk of the cost of a windshield replacement. Some insurance companies will cover windshield repairs and, in some cases, offer additional glass coverage in their policies. RVs are notorious for taking rocks to the windshield, so consider inquiring about additional glass coverage.
if you have comprehensive,it will pay for it.
Call a professional and have them replace the windshield. It may be covered by your auto insurance if you have Comprehensive. You can easily break a windshield when replacing it. Want to take that chance and have to purchase another one. Let a pro handle this job.Call a professional and have them replace the windshield. It may be covered by your auto insurance if you have Comprehensive. You can easily break a windshield when replacing it. Want to take that chance and have to purchase another one. Let a pro handle this job.
Full coverage auto insurance covers everything. If the car is totaled they will will replace it. Liability auto insurance will only cover medical bills, and not the car if it is totaled.
I've replaced a front windshield before and although I cannot tell you the complete process I know that you must kick the old windshield out from the inside.
Replacing a windshield on a modern car is not a DIY job, besides, a broken windshields are covered by your insurance with no deductible. Call a Automobile glass replacement service and have them replace it.
Cobra is the health insurance taken by an individual to replace his employer subsidized health insurance while shifting between two jobs, in order to maintain his status of continuous coverage.
Depending on the type of vehicle you have the cost to replace a windshield varies. The price ranges from $150 to $325. Insurance can play another factor in the cost of replacing a windshield. You may be able to pay a deductible and have your windshield replace at an even lower cost.
First if you should have gotten the person's tag and then made him pay for you to get a new windshield. Perhaps you insurance may cover it though, none the less. If its a deep crack I would recommend getting the windshield replace because it could get worse and shatter complete while you are on the road. But for scratch remover you can go to AutoZone and find some.