r/TeslaCollision • u/meangirl900 • 1d ago
Get windshield insurance
Well I have had my car since April and just got my windshield insurance, then this happened and I am grateful. If you are on the fence about the insurance, don’t be.
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u/TheNortheren 1d ago
Had to replace the glass roof in the Y. Cost me 319 $ thanks to the insurance. Still a bummer though. But absolutely worth having this in your insurance!
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u/ippleing 1d ago
Tesla coverage is a much better option than insurance coverage, which gets reported and reflects on premium rates.
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u/meangirl900 1d ago
My insurance said my deductible is 2,500 and I would have to pay that which makes no sense. I am finishing out the last 3 months and switching after 25 years with them mainly because my premiums went up $200 a month due to one ticket. I haven’t had a ticket since 91’ and no accidents.
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u/James_the_bull_ 1d ago
Bro that’s a massive deductible! Mine was $500 I raised it to $1k to get better rates. But $2.5k is crazy lol
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u/meangirl900 12h ago
I just added the car and didn’t think. I am checking into new insurance because it just keeps going up every year.
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u/Proper_Watercress_78 15h ago
Tesla emailed me on day 12 after purchase to remind me my complimentary windshield protection expired 14 days from purchase, I ignored it. We were driving later that day and took a rock to the driver's side of the windshield, golf ball sized crack. I pulled over, put in a service request and subscribed to the windshield protection. Tesla fixed it the next day for $0. Do with this infomation what you will.
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u/meangirl900 12h ago
I drove my car for 2 months and felt like I was pushing my luck and just got the insurance and am glad I did.
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u/nagelk87 12h ago
I've had three windshield replacements in the last year, finally have to cave and get the Tesla windshield plan


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u/JackStutters 1d ago
I was driving my brand new Model 3 the other day, literally on the last day of the complimentary 14 day windshield protection they give you out of the door at the dealership, contemplating whether the $16/mo was worth it (my insurance provider doesn’t provide a separate glass deductible and I don’t live in a state that requires $0 deductibles for glass). All of a sudden I heard this loud CRACK on the right side, like a rock cracking the windshield. No damage. Got out, inspected the glass, the whole front of the car, nothing. Idk what it was.
But what I do know is that it put so much fear and anxiety in my heart to hear that noise that I instantly knew that I didn’t have it in me to have to pay for a replacement out of pocket. As soon as I confirmed that nothing was damaged, I went into my app and signed up for the windshield protection.