i was going over the skyway and a truck in front of me kicked up rock and it cracked my windshield it also scratched my right fender too !! any help will be muched appreciated

 

i believe cracked windshields are covered for free by you car insurance. my girlfriends windshield cracked a few weeks ago and progressive replaced it for free and doesn't count against you...

 

How big is the crack? If it is over 3 inches your insurance will fix it for free. If it is not 3" or bigger shoot me a PM a guy down here will 3 way call the insurance company with you and tell them it is 3" or bigger so you don't have to pay.

-Sean

 

i thought that the insurance company only covers it if it is on the drivers side only , this crack is on the passengers side !!! but im not for sure and the crack is about the size of a dime

 

If you are up for it - i will talk to by guy and you can come down here to bradenton and he will replace it for you.

All about who you know.

-Sean

 

where in bradenton ?? i actually live in palmetto near buffalo creek golf coarse !!

 

PM'd

-Sean

 

your insurance in the state will replace or repair your windshield for free. They will repair if it's too small so make sure it's a larger crack

as a matter of fact, they will come to you and repair is like 20 mins.

 

Safelite.com is pretty cheap.

 

Covered by my insurance.

I never done the claim so I'm not sure if you pay the deductible or not.

 

Free is cheaper.....

like I said, Fla auto ins. will cover damaged windshields. No deductible (at least in the three I witnessed).

 

I'm an Auto Adjuster by trade: There is no deductable for a replacement of a front windshield nor will it go against you as a claim. Call your insurance agent and he will get the glass company in touch with you. They will come right to your work or home and replace it for you.

 

^ Only if you have comprehensive coverage. If you only have liability coverage on your car, a new windshield is out of your pocket. I know that's not Eric's case though.

Florida Statute 627.7288 Comprehensive coverage; deductible not to apply to motor vehicle glass.--The deductible provisions of any policy of motor vehicle insurance, delivered or issued in this state by an authorized insurer, providing comprehensive coverage or combined additional coverage shall not be applicable to damage to the windshield of any motor vehicle covered under such policy.

 

Very simple if you are covered and the crack is not very big......Make it bigger!!

Call the Glass Doctor, he will fix your pains...ba dum bum! Plus you get a free box of steaks!

 

ummmm yummmy !! steakssssssssssssss