2017~2025 My windshield crack already.

onlyricko

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Toyota Tacoma TRD sport
Just got my car for about 3 months, now the windshield crack already. It look like rock hit it. My car parked outside my house . Will insurance cover it ?
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Of course it will; that's what comprehensive is for. And I doubt that happened outside your house. That would have been a pretty hard stone hit while driving.
 
My car was parked outside of my house. Today city worker do some fix on the road in front of my car. They might have something to do with my windshield, too bad, I have no proof.
 
Doesn't matter, your insurance will still cover it. But if I were you, I'd make a claim with the city first in order to possibly save yourself having to pay the deductible to your insurance company. You might not need any proof since they were working on your street when the damage occurred.; Go for it! You've got nothing to lose.
 
Many insurance companies policies will cover window repairs without hitting your deductible. Some states mandate this, so it's worth a call.
 
I think your topic is not correct. It should read my windshield got hit by a rock and cracked. There have been stress related breakage as well.
 
I think your topic is not correct. It should read my windshield got hit by a rock and cracked. There have been stress related breakage as well.
This. Title is misleading considering the cracking issues of previous gen.

That said, this is what your comprehensive insurance is for. Sure try the city if they did the damage, but if it's like Denver, good luck!

What's your comprehensive deductible?
 
It might or might not. You need $0 glass ded. if you drive Japanese. EVERY Japanese car I've owned has very fragile glass. Infiniti, Nissan, Mazda.
 
It might or might not. You need $0 glass ded. if you drive Japanese. EVERY Japanese car I've owned has very fragile glass. Infiniti, Nissan, Mazda.

If you can get that. They do not offer that here due to hail season and other winter factors.
 
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