My cars always seem to be prone to cracks, caused by rocks kicked up by trucks on the highway. My old car was victim to a flying rock, and so was my recent car – twice now, poor thing. A couple weeks ago, a rock really got me good (please disregard the filthy state of my windshield!). I was fully expecting to have to replace my windshield, and expected to pay around $500 for it (there goes the stimulus check!). Luckily, they were able to fill it for a grand total of $64.15. Even better, if the fill wasn't good enough and I end up having to replace the whole windshield, they'll deduct the $64 off my total for a replacement - how cool is that? I'm due for inspection at the end of the month, so we'll see what they say.
Friday, May 9, 2008
My Car
My cars always seem to be prone to cracks, caused by rocks kicked up by trucks on the highway. My old car was victim to a flying rock, and so was my recent car – twice now, poor thing. A couple weeks ago, a rock really got me good (please disregard the filthy state of my windshield!). I was fully expecting to have to replace my windshield, and expected to pay around $500 for it (there goes the stimulus check!). Luckily, they were able to fill it for a grand total of $64.15. Even better, if the fill wasn't good enough and I end up having to replace the whole windshield, they'll deduct the $64 off my total for a replacement - how cool is that? I'm due for inspection at the end of the month, so we'll see what they say.
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