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Auto Glass Repairs: What Drivers Need to Know About Insurance Claims

Don’t ignore auto glass damage! Cracks, chips, or pits in your windshield or windows aren’t just cosmetic—they’re a safety risk. Your auto glass protects you from debris and plays a crucial role in your vehicle’s structure. In a collision, an intact windshield could save your life.

Your policy might cover windshield repairs or glass replacement. Here’s what you need to know about using insurance to fix your auto glass issues.

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Liability Insurance Doesn’t Cover Auto Glass

Liability insurance is required for all drivers, but it only covers damage you cause to others’ vehicles. It won’t pay for repairs to your car or auto glass, even if the damage is from something random like hail or a falling tree branch.

comprehensive coverage typically covers it

To make a claim for a cracked or broken windshield or other glass damage, you usually need comprehensive coverage on your policy. Repairs or replacements may require you to pay an out-of-pocket deductible under this coverage.

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what to do if i have glass damage

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Check the Damage to the vehicle

Assess the crack or chip to decide if immediate repairs are necessary. Avoid driving if it affects visibility or safety.

02

Review Your Insurance

Check if your policy includes comprehensive coverage for glass damage and find out your deductible.

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Report and Schedule Repairs

Contact your insurer to report the damage, confirm coverage, and choose Cali Auto Glass to schedule the repair promptly.

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Keep Records of
the incident

Save repair receipts and insurance documents, and follow up to ensure your claim is processed.

we are a preferred insurance vendor

We can work directly with insurance companies to simplify your claims process. Our team will guide you through every step, ensuring a hassle-free experience. We’ll handle the paperwork while you sit back and relax.

Drive Safe with cali auto glass!

What is ADAS?

Advanced Driver-Assistance Systems (ADAS) are a collection of technologies that help drivers operate a vehicle safely. ADAS use sensors and cameras to detect obstacles and driver errors, and respond accordingly.