Do new car warranties typically cover windshield replacement due to flying debree damage?

Answer 1

No; it is considered wear and tear if the glass breaks from something hitting it.

BTW, in most cases where insurance says glass has a zero deducatable it is a TOTAL LIE. Insurance will give a zero deducatable repair to glass of up to 3 chips being fixed in the windshield. If you need a new windshield you will have to pay for the deductable.

The glass repair shops are also scum cause they price the repair in accordance with your deductable. If you have a $250 one they will price the glass at $230 or so just so they avoid dealing with insurance. If you have a $500 deducatable they will charge you over $300 just to make more $$$$.

Answer 2

Windshield Warranty

Answer 3

This falls under "comprehensive" coverage on your insurance. Most insurance companies have deductibles on comprehensive but it's only like $200. You might get a new windshield installed for less than $200 if you're lucky. Some of the glass repair shops will get undamaged glass from cars that were wrecked and towed to the junk yard.

Good Luck!

Answer 4

Flying debree...No. Your car insurance should but you will still have to pay the deductible though. If the debree came from another vehicle and you got the license plate# maybe that would help when you inform your insurance company.

Answer 5

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If the oil pressure light stayed on even after topping off, that means you have no oil pressure, regardless of the oil level. It was a huge mistake to drive the car even one foot w/ that light on! You basically admit the warning light was on, and continued to drive the vehicle anyways. You can try filing a warranty claim, but I'll bet you're SOL. In the US (I assume you're in Europe?) warranties typically cover manufacture defects, not user error. The user is responsible to take reasonable action to prevent further damage to the product (in your case, by not driving a car w/ warning lights lit.)

Answer 6

The new car warranty basically states that it will cover only if it's a defect in the part... flying debris is not a manufacturing defect and such won't be covered....

Your insurance may cover it however

Answer 7

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RE :Do new car warranties typically cover windshield replacement due to flying debree damage?
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Answer 8

No, but in most states, glass insurance is provided with no deductible as part of your automobile insurance policy. Check with your insurer.

Good luck.

Answer 9

Nope. Your insurance should cover it if you have comprehensive coverage.

Answer 10

Nope.