Does typical car insurance cover the rear window?

Question

The rear window in my SUV broke and I am wondering if insurance typically covers that type of thing? I am sure I have full coverage. Thanks.

Answer 1

Yes, full coverage, less deductible, should cover the back glass.  Pedro is right concerning the windshield, it is usually the least expensive to replace.  Unfortunately, the back glass (rear window) is the most expensive.  Do shop around, different places will offer different prices.  Quote your lowest bid and see if they will match or beat it.  Auto glass retailers have a list price they will show you, but they typically buy the glass for 75 to 85 percent off list.  Good luck with it.

Answer 2

For car insurance the obvious way to get a very good quote is do a policy comparison on car policies. Make certain that you choose similar policies with the same limits, car type, location, etc so that all things are an accurate comparison.



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Answer 3

should cover it...but check deductible... call some glass shops..u may want to avoid insurance co...glass is cheap if you tell them cash.no ins...my99 chevy windshield was 135 dollars and my sisters 94 f150  truck was 165...

Answer 4

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Answer 5

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