Windshields

[nitestar]

I have OOIDA insurance and in the past would have twice a year my Windshields replaced.
So now this spring I decided to get the pitted and scratch glass replaced.
How ever, since Jan of this year a new policy ruling is in effect.
Now you have to pay a 25% deductible. Not to bad.
My deductable is $91 bucks for having both done.
Kind of unexpected but still cheaper than paying 100%.

Does any one else get surprised by their insurance company like this?

Dave,,,, you only have to worry about fenders , right?

[Big_Dave]

I have OOIDA insurance and in the past would have twice a year my Windshields replaced.
So now this spring I decided to get the pitted and scratch glass replaced.
How ever, since Jan of this year a new policy ruling is in effect.
Now you have to pay a 25% deductible. Not to bad.
My deductable is $91 bucks for having both done.
Kind of unexpected but still cheaper than paying 100%.

Does any one else get surprised by their insurance company like this?

Dave,,,, you only have to worry about fenders , right?
Fenders................you funny guy! :p

Seriously, I couldn't tell ya about any changes in our 'glass' policy. I'd have to ask.

In the pasy, I've always just paid to have them changed. There's a glass shop near my home that does them for $90 per window (cost of windshield), plus $20 labor each.

Usually in and out in an hour or so.

judging by the back of your truck you need to worry more on your backside then your finders

[Big_Dave]

Some clown took out my left fender last July. Took almost 6 months for them to pay so I could get 'em fixed.

2 months later, some lady tried to drive under the front of my truck at 60 mph.

2 pair of new fenders twice in less than 9 months. :yikes: :wtf:

Still waiting for the chance to get back to the body shop so I can get the bumper and lights replaced.

more like you tryed to yank a tree out with the pete lol

[dljtruck]

Just put a pair in the ol IH in feb. Cost 175 with the new gasket(gasket cost more than the glass!) did it myself took an hour and a half...kind of a pain but not impossible.usually you can get them cash and carry for less than most deductables....if you have the time , tools & patience to put them in. Be safe, Dennis

don't know why work for ih's cost more then meer body work for a freightliner


i will stay with freightliners and macks