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MP4VT2004
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MP4VT2004

Good question, but no...it's a 2001 Isuzu Rodeo. Ha.

Posted: 06/09/2026 at 08:25 PM ET
(In response to this post by Al Czervik)

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Is it worth filing an auto insurance claim for windshield replacement?
MP4VT2004 • 06/09/26 04:37 PM ET
Is it rain sensing? Replacement and program can be north of a grand.**
Al Czervik • 06/09/26 06:58 PM ET
We have "rain sensing windshields" now?? Is that for the blind or the deaf?
Coach McGuirk • 06/10/26 07:09 AM ET
Good question, but no...it's a 2001 Isuzu Rodeo. Ha.** ◄
MP4VT2004 • 06/09/26 08:25 PM ET
Ask your agent about adding glass coverage. It’s not a big add on cost…
Spud • 06/09/26 06:45 PM ET
Not really I have Erie which use to be good you are better off looking for
jdkhokie • 06/09/26 06:45 PM ET
Have had 4 replaced over the years w/insurance and was $50 each time
VT BronzeBacker • 06/09/26 05:02 PM ET
Calling @Stork ....**
PhotoHokieNC • 06/09/26 04:44 PM ET
Usually, there’s no cost for glass chip. So not sure if it then cracks, do
Stork • 06/09/26 04:43 PM ET
My chip repair sucked. Could still see chip.. until the truck hit the front
DonHo-kieHi • 06/10/26 11:50 PM ET
…thanks for being so transparent**
chumley • 06/09/26 06:07 PM ET
Clearly, he could see through those claims.**
PhotoHokieNC • 06/09/26 07:45 PM ET
Yeah, I should have had the rock chip repaired at no cost...
MP4VT2004 • 06/09/26 04:49 PM ET
Yea. I have a local guy that does my replacement when needed. Better price.
Stork • 06/09/26 04:53 PM ET
LOL - there you were. Nice timing, like a good neighbor .....**
PhotoHokieNC • 06/09/26 04:44 PM ET
Hard for me to fully retire. Ha although I don’t really know much about
Stork • 06/09/26 04:47 PM ET