Is the S windshield thinner than typical?
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Originally Posted by FILTHY BEAST,Mar 11 2005, 12:52 PM
....the point being is that if you have a $500.00 deductiable you CANT use
your insurance...... and i can get em all day long for $175.00 installed.
your insurance...... and i can get em all day long for $175.00 installed.
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If the chip hasn't "spiderwebbed" yet, many insurance providers will repair (but not replace) it for free with no deductible.
I had two chips repaired last year for free. My insurance provider told me that they'll cover up to 5 chips per year with no deductible. The chips are still somewhat visible afterwards, but they don't spread, so you can continue using the existing windshield.
I had two chips repaired last year for free. My insurance provider told me that they'll cover up to 5 chips per year with no deductible. The chips are still somewhat visible afterwards, but they don't spread, so you can continue using the existing windshield.
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Originally Posted by FILTHY BEAST,Mar 11 2005, 12:52 PM
....the point being is that if you have a $500.00 deductiable you CANT use
your insurance...... and i can get em all day long for $175.00 installed.
your insurance...... and i can get em all day long for $175.00 installed.
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