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Should You Use Insurance to Replace Your Windshield

Using your insurance to replace your windshield usually depends on the type of glass coverage you have. If you have a high deductible it may make more sense to pay out of pocket. However if you have $0.00 deductible and it is only a couple times a year, then your auto glass insurance should not go up and you can usually get some cash back through the company you choose.


Phoenix Arizona Auto Glass for instance offers up to $150 cash back on your windshield replacement. Click here for Details.



It is important to understand that cash rebates are paid by the auto glass company not the insurance company. Often times people get confused and think that they are taking advantage or committing insurance fraud. However unless you're picking a company known for doing it like A&E Auto Glass they are just giving you some cash back for being a valuable customer.


Feel free to do your research on the company you choose but in terms of whether or not you should use your insurance to replace your windshield it comes down to 3 things. Is your deductible less than the cost of the windshield? Are you working with a reputible company that takes your insurance? Have you made a ton of claims this year?



If you have any questions about using your insurance to replace a broken windshield feel free to give us a call at (800) 674-9208.

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