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Like I said, thats not an amount big enough to even fool with the hassle of insurance claim.

 

I got mine replaced for "free" a few months ago. Took me 10 minutes to set it all up start to finish so easily worth not paying $500. Also it doesn't cost $500 its more like $250-300.

 

Mine, too, have taken just 10 minutes on the phone, to save $275. That works out to $1,650 an hour! Heck, I wish I worked at a job where I got paid more than that, so that writing a check was simpler than talking to someone on the phone for a few minutes.

Agreed. $275 is a huge amount of money to me.

 

Regardless of how much money one makes, a 10-15 minute phone call to save $300 is just the financially responsible thing to do.

I think that I called SafeLight and they even took care of the insurance claim for me. No increase in my premium, either. That was three years ago, I believe.

Insurance companies in Kentucky are required by law to replace "safety equipment" without it being subject to a deductible.

 

http://www.lrc.ky.gov/statutes/statute.aspx?id=29484

 

I just did this like 3 weeks ago, so simple and they even came to my work and replaced it in the parking lot during the day.

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Well, Bob from Jack's Glass was here exactly on time, and within 90 minutes had everything replaced and cleaned. (He probably could've done it faster, if I hadn't been talking to him. :lol2: ) Was professional, courteous and very thorough. Can't speak as to the rest of their installers, but wouldn't hesitate for an instant having this guy work on any of my vehicles.

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