Well Sh#!

Claasicdrive · Apr 15, 2024

ARInfidel said:
lol- the YMCA

Dudebro · Apr 15, 2024

I have had a crack in mine for over a year. It was on the passenger side and the crack has stopped on the passenger side so I just leave considering how many dirt miles the truck sees. Just don't want to replace it and have to again right away.

Quote for OEM glass was around $2k from Safelit and $2,400 from dealer. Plus I have Llumar tint on it which another couple hundred.

ARInfidel · Apr 15, 2024

Dudebro said:
I have had a crack in mine for over a year. It was on the passenger side and the crack has stopped on the passenger side so I just leave considering how many dirt miles the truck sees. Just don't want to replace it and have to again right away.

Quote for OEM glass was around $2k from Safelit and $2,400 from dealer. Plus I have Llumar tint on it which another couple hundred.

Mine is crushed where it hit, I’m afraid it will leak in short order or I might have waited a bit

Dudebro · Apr 16, 2024

ARInfidel said:
Mine is crushed where it hit, I’m afraid it will leak in short order or I might have waited a bit

Yea in that case, it’s time to replace.

LittleJohnny · Apr 18, 2024

ARInfidel said:
On the way to the gym this morning and this happened

Perfect reason to never go to the gym!

RedEyeTRX · Apr 18, 2024

Dudebro said:
Yea in that case, it’s time to replace.

Safelite repair, Safelite replace.

screaminchicken · Apr 19, 2024

In the state of SC your insurance replaces that for free and your rates stay the same.

ARInfidel · Apr 19, 2024

screaminchicken said:
In the state of SC your insurance replaces that for free and your rates stay the same.

Every state should be like that, unfortunately TN is currently not

Eighty · Apr 19, 2024

ARInfidel said:
Every state should be like that, unfortunately TN is currently not

I actually wouldn't want that in TN. It would raise our insurance rates even more (to cover the costs of all the "free" windshields).

ARInfidel · Apr 19, 2024

Eighty said:
I actually wouldn't want that in TN. It would raise our insurance rates even more (to cover the costs of all the "free" windshields).

I personally would like it to be an option. In other states where I have lived, insurers offered a glass deductible buyback option that one could select (for a marginal increase in premium) or not. This allowed one to purchase if they wanted or not if they didn’t.