JimmyZ
Well-Known Member
Makes sense when you phrase it like thatIf your deductible is $0 and it is free to get a new OEM windshield, then free is hard to beat. But that was not the case for me or many others.
I agree that it is more expensive ($700+$149=$849 total), but I checked if my insurance would cover the total cost minus my deductible and they said Yes. My deductible is $250 so, it didn't cost me anything more. In the long run, it should also save the insurance company $$.
One should also consider the cost & frustration savings when the GG prevents getting a windshield replacement. I found out a factory windshield was $540 using Allstar Glass and I would have to pay $250. So, it may be worth spending a little more up front to save more $$ in the long run.
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