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antiqfreq · 12-30-2011, 04:25 PM

While traveling last year out west, we got one stone chip while driving through Yellowstone and a month or so later got one passing around Seattle on I-5.

Both times State Farm sent someone to do a fill - worked fine until about 2 months ago when both fills - fell out!

Went and got them filled again locally.

I previously was insured with State Farm in FL and we had no deductibles down there for a repair or a replaced windshield.

But now a resident of Georgia and State Farm tells me I gotta first pay my $500 deductible to get one replaced and only IF it is cracked on the drivers side is it considered an impairment...........

Moving has its advantages and disadvantages......Good news is my auto insurance on 3 vehicles costs 1/2 what it did in Florida!

Ha Ha Ha

Jo

12-30-2011, 04:25 PM	#7
antiqfreq Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Soperton, Georgia Posts: 1,540	While traveling last year out west, we got one stone chip while driving through Yellowstone and a month or so later got one passing around Seattle on I-5. Both times State Farm sent someone to do a fill - worked fine until about 2 months ago when both fills - fell out! Went and got them filled again locally. I previously was insured with State Farm in FL and we had no deductibles down there for a repair or a replaced windshield. But now a resident of Georgia and State Farm tells me I gotta first pay my $500 deductible to get one replaced and only IF it is cracked on the drivers side is it considered an impairment........... Moving has its advantages and disadvantages......Good news is my auto insurance on 3 vehicles costs 1/2 what it did in Florida! Ha Ha Ha Jo __________________ 2007 Keystone 291RLS 2003 Ford F250, 4x4, SB, CC 7.3L diesel, Banks Exhaust Brake ISSPRO pillar gauges Pullrite 15K sliding hitch 2-Honda Eu2000i's in toolbox 2012 Polaris 400 2012 Polaris 330