Ah Beng was driving on Malaysian roads and a stone came flying and hit my windscreen pretty hard, causing a small chip damage on the winscreen.So how? Insurance cover or PML Warranty.
Windscreen kena hit by STONE !!!
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Ah Beng was driving on Malaysian roads and a stone came flying and hit my windscreen pretty hard, causing a small chip damage on the winscreen.So how? Insurance cover or PML Warranty.
selvahraje46
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Re: Windscreen kena hit by STONE !!!
check out the below link..this shop is in kl but I dunno whether its available in sg..
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I have done the similar to my car windsreen since the crack was about 10cm and the outcome was great as the crack could not be seen at all...The cost was about RM250 and took 2 hours.Its really cheaper and faster then replacing the whole windscreeen and the rubber sealings...
check out the below link..this shop is in kl but I dunno whether its available in sg..
osCommerce
I have done the similar to my car windsreen since the crack was about 10cm and the outcome was great as the crack could not be seen at all...The cost was about RM250 and took 2 hours.Its really cheaper and faster then replacing the whole windscreeen and the rubber sealings...
centurion
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Re: Windscreen kena hit by STONE !!!
I had similar worries, but after changing a windscreen almost 3 times in 5 years on one of my cars, there is no difference between factory install and agent install.
It's strange, but some cars I have have a much bigger tendency to change glass compared to the others.
I had similar worries, but after changing a windscreen almost 3 times in 5 years on one of my cars, there is no difference between factory install and agent install.
It's strange, but some cars I have have a much bigger tendency to change glass compared to the others.
Re: Windscreen kena hit by STONE !!!
I've replaced my windscreen 3 times in the last 5 years...
It often starts with a small crack, but after some time, it may widen or extend to the edge. Then you need to get it replaced.
Your insurance should cover it, though sometimes you may have to pay $100 to reinstate windscreen cover. If your insurance does cover, do it at PML. Downtime is 2 days, since they will do a waterproof test on day 2 to make sure that there are no leaks...hope this helps.
I've replaced my windscreen 3 times in the last 5 years...
It often starts with a small crack, but after some time, it may widen or extend to the edge. Then you need to get it replaced.
Your insurance should cover it, though sometimes you may have to pay $100 to reinstate windscreen cover. If your insurance does cover, do it at PML. Downtime is 2 days, since they will do a waterproof test on day 2 to make sure that there are no leaks...hope this helps.
Re: Windscreen kena hit by STONE !!!
yeap PML told me they need 2 days! They will do it then help me claim through insurance.
Just inconvenience otherwise. I may delay the replacing of windscreen until after my mata-van arrives so that this mata-chia can me left at PML for them to do whatever they need. Just hope that if I make another trip up north next month, the windscreen doesnt crack at high speeds.
yeap PML told me they need 2 days! They will do it then help me claim through insurance.
Just inconvenience otherwise. I may delay the replacing of windscreen until after my mata-van arrives so that this mata-chia can me left at PML for them to do whatever they need. Just hope that if I make another trip up north next month, the windscreen doesnt crack at high speeds.
Re: Windscreen kena hit by STONE !!!
Your NCB will not be affected.
However, the insurance company is free to increase your premium next year, but you can also opt for another insurer.
You may also have to pay $100 to reinstate the windscreen cover.
I think 2 days down time is reasonable to ensure that there is no leakage.
Your NCB will not be affected.
However, the insurance company is free to increase your premium next year, but you can also opt for another insurer.
You may also have to pay $100 to reinstate the windscreen cover.
I think 2 days down time is reasonable to ensure that there is no leakage.
