Sigh.....

[Remodeling Maidiac]

Productive day at work and then BAM

 

[Jitss617]

Blm protester ? Nice

 

[rightwinger]

Ouch

 

[Andylusion]

View attachment 361091Productive day at work and then BAM

I believe that most insurance policies cover free replacement of broken windshields.
And last I checked, they can do it at your place of work, in the parking lot.

 

[Shelzin]

View attachment 361091Productive day at work and then BAM

I believe that most insurance policies cover free replacement of broken windshields.
And last I checked, they can do it at your place of work, in the parking lot.

They can here... Not really that expensive either... I didn't even bother with insurance.

 

[Remodeling Maidiac]

View attachment 361091Productive day at work and then BAM

I believe that most insurance policies cover free replacement of broken windshields.
And last I checked, they can do it at your place of work, in the parking lot.

Not worried about that. Covered or not a windshield is cheap. Just a shitty way to end a long day.

 

[Shelzin]

Not worried about that. Covered or not a windshield is cheap. Just a shitty way to end a long day.

I hear that.

 

[Ringel05]

View attachment 361091Productive day at work and then BAM

I believe that most insurance policies cover free replacement of broken windshields.
And last I checked, they can do it at your place of work, in the parking lot.

It depends on one's deductible, most deductibles are much higher than the cost of a windshield.

 

[Shelzin]

View attachment 361091Productive day at work and then BAM

I believe that most insurance policies cover free replacement of broken windshields.
And last I checked, they can do it at your place of work, in the parking lot.

It depends on one's deductible, most deductibles are much higher than the cost of a windshield.

True Story.

 

[Andylusion]

View attachment 361091Productive day at work and then BAM

I believe that most insurance policies cover free replacement of broken windshields.
And last I checked, they can do it at your place of work, in the parking lot.

It depends on one's deductible, most deductibles are much higher than the cost of a windshield.

Huh. I've never had to use insurance to replace a windshield, but I was told by two different people at different times, that insurance would cover the cost of a replacement windshield, free. Your deductible didn't matter.

That means either that what people told me, was flat out wrong, or that Ohio has some unique auto insurance laws, that differ state by state.

 

[Dogmaphobe]

It's not every day that a portal to another dimension opens up in the sky right in front of you.

 

[Shelzin]

Huh. I've never had to use insurance to replace a windshield, but I was told by two different people at different times, that insurance would cover the cost of a replacement windshield, free. Your deductible didn't matter.

That means either that what people told me, was flat out wrong, or that Ohio has some unique auto insurance laws, that differ state by state.

Or just flat out different insurance companies.

 

[Tijn Von Ingersleben]

Shit happens. Laugh, shake your head, and move on.

 

[Andylusion]

Huh. I've never had to use insurance to replace a windshield, but I was told by two different people at different times, that insurance would cover the cost of a replacement windshield, free. Your deductible didn't matter.

That means either that what people told me, was flat out wrong, or that Ohio has some unique auto insurance laws, that differ state by state.

Or just flat out different insurance companies.

I think I just told wrong information by people. I looked it up, and only in very specific situations does Ohio allow you to waive the deductible for a windshield replacement.

 

[Ringel05]

View attachment 361091Productive day at work and then BAM

I believe that most insurance policies cover free replacement of broken windshields.
And last I checked, they can do it at your place of work, in the parking lot.

It depends on one's deductible, most deductibles are much higher than the cost of a windshield.

Huh. I've never had to use insurance to replace a windshield, but I was told by two different people at different times, that insurance would cover the cost of a replacement windshield, free. Your deductible didn't matter.

That means either that what people told me, was flat out wrong, or that Ohio has some unique auto insurance laws, that differ state by state.

I guess some insurance covers it and some doesn't and as you said it could be state by state. The last time I had it done was four years ago in El Paso, TX, I had to pay because it didn't meet my deductible. Now I'm in New Mexico, have no idea because I haven't run across that situation yet. I'm assuming it may not because there are quite a few vehicles I've seen with cracked or dinged windshields.

 

[blastoff]

View attachment 361091Productive day at work and then BAM

I believe that most insurance policies cover free replacement of broken windshields.
And last I checked, they can do it at your place of work, in the parking lot.

It depends on one's deductible, most deductibles are much higher than the cost of a windshield.

Huh. I've never had to use insurance to replace a windshield, but I was told by two different people at different times, that insurance would cover the cost of a replacement windshield, free. Your deductible didn't matter.

That means either that what people told me, was flat out wrong, or that Ohio has some unique auto insurance laws, that differ state by state.

If you’re paying a policy premium, ain’t nothin’ free.

 

[Andylusion]

View attachment 361091Productive day at work and then BAM

I believe that most insurance policies cover free replacement of broken windshields.
And last I checked, they can do it at your place of work, in the parking lot.

It depends on one's deductible, most deductibles are much higher than the cost of a windshield.

Huh. I've never had to use insurance to replace a windshield, but I was told by two different people at different times, that insurance would cover the cost of a replacement windshield, free. Your deductible didn't matter.

That means either that what people told me, was flat out wrong, or that Ohio has some unique auto insurance laws, that differ state by state.

If you’re paying a policy premium, ain’t nothin’ free.

Right, they were saying that your insurance would cover the cost without deductibles or anything. Just free replacement, without bumping up your premiums or nothing.

But I am pretty sure I was told wrong. I've looked it up now, and I think either the law changed in the past, or their specific policy covered it, or they were just wrong....

Regardless, my prior comment isn't valid.