module17

I've taken my share of rocks and pebbles on the windshield over the years.... but this morning this

Jasonoff

If a crack has started it can not be repaired.

I wouldn't bother going through insurance. Your deductible is probably more than the windshield.

module17

Yeah, it is a big chip with a hairline crack immediately under it.. I didn't even have time to neglect it... ;( I realize it will probably require a deductible in which case it would not be worth it, correct, but you never know maybe there are some policies that cover glass without deductible...

HondaGal

You can fix a crack.

So this company says

http://www.crackmasterscanada.com/

Or it is just a car why worry about a windshield

rioja

My advice is wait until it gets bad then replace the windshield.

I've had two cracks in mine for over a year, they haven't gotten any worse, so I'm just leaving them there.

revmatch

the name of that crackmasters site just made me f'in LOL bigtime!!!!! bwuaaahahahahahhaaa, and no im not 12

HondaGal

get your mind out of the gutter

Triple-H

Around here most people have full glass coverage as a normal part of their policy. My insurance company as an example will pay for any crack repair work needed, they feel it is a way to potentially avoid the bigger charge for a full window replacement. Might be something you want to look into in your area.

I know people who have had their cracks repaired (boy that sounds bad) and have been very pleased witht he results, as in no more cracks.

HondaGal

How does one live without a crack