HELP! rock chip nightmare
hey guys, today, while going SPEED LIMIT on the i5, i heard a loud splat of sort and with a quick scan of my windshield, i see a 1 cm in diameter, 2 mm deep, rock chip on my baby! as ALL of you would be, i was pissed as hell! so with that, a quick couple questions...
HOPEFUL ALTERNATIVES
1. can i claim it under dealer warranty? (not likely?)
2. any way to fix this without getting a completely new windshield?
LAST RESORT
3. any cheap places in the OC or LA area? i go to UCI but live in the south bay area where LA is only a 20 min drive. an estimate would be great but regardless, any help would be nice. thanks for reading
- the caring father of a silverstone AP2
HOPEFUL ALTERNATIVES
1. can i claim it under dealer warranty? (not likely?)
2. any way to fix this without getting a completely new windshield?
LAST RESORT
3. any cheap places in the OC or LA area? i go to UCI but live in the south bay area where LA is only a 20 min drive. an estimate would be great but regardless, any help would be nice. thanks for reading
- the caring father of a silverstone AP2
just take it to your insurance and it should be covered under your comprehensive. the best time to fix it is if its under the size of a quarter. that way they could just fill in the chip instead of replacing the whole thing.
i hate those rock trucks.
thanks to them, ive got a big missing paint chip in my paint right where a front lip spoiler would go. its like 1/4 in x 1/8 in of missing paint. and ive had the car less than 6 months!
thanks to them, ive got a big missing paint chip in my paint right where a front lip spoiler would go. its like 1/4 in x 1/8 in of missing paint. and ive had the car less than 6 months!
It can't be avoided. Our cars huge the road man. I get little chips on my windshield, front bumper, hood and the sides. Battle wounds man. If it's not noticeable, I say leave it alone to save you all the troubles.
That's why I never take my S on the freeway unless it's unavoidable.
I take local streets that takes 15 min more than the freeway.
I DESPISE those construction site trucks carrying rocks, sands, etc.
If I spot one upfront, I make a turn into other streets.
I'm pretty sure your insurance will cover it. Some companies offer free-of-charge, no deductible repair for windshields.
Good luck.
Dan
I take local streets that takes 15 min more than the freeway.
I DESPISE those construction site trucks carrying rocks, sands, etc.
If I spot one upfront, I make a turn into other streets.
I'm pretty sure your insurance will cover it. Some companies offer free-of-charge, no deductible repair for windshields.
Good luck.
Dan
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Originally Posted by nearwater4me,Oct 17 2007, 04:35 PM
That's why I never take my S on the freeway unless it's unavoidable.
I take local streets that takes 15 min more than the freeway.
I DESPISE those construction site trucks carrying rocks, sands, etc.
If I spot one upfront, I make a turn into other streets.
I take local streets that takes 15 min more than the freeway.
I DESPISE those construction site trucks carrying rocks, sands, etc.
If I spot one upfront, I make a turn into other streets.
Originally Posted by nearwater4me,Oct 17 2007, 04:35 PM
That's why I never take my S on the freeway unless it's unavoidable.
I take local streets that takes 15 min more than the freeway.
I DESPISE those construction site trucks carrying rocks, sands, etc.
If I spot one upfront, I make a turn into other streets.
Dan
I take local streets that takes 15 min more than the freeway.
I DESPISE those construction site trucks carrying rocks, sands, etc.
If I spot one upfront, I make a turn into other streets.
Dan
I understand why you want to avoid freeway, but the second one is extremeeee.



