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Most comprehensive auto insurance policies cover windshield replacement, often with a low or zero deductible. Many insurers also cover chip repair at no cost as a preventive measure. Check your policy or contact your insurance provider before scheduling. Several states including Florida, Arizona, and Kentucky mandate zero-deductible glass coverage by law.

Windshield replacement typically costs $250 to $800 for most vehicles, with the national average around $450. Luxury vehicles, EVs, and cars with ADAS features (lane-keep assist, automatic braking) cost more due to specialized glass and required camera calibration. See our cost guides for detailed pricing by vehicle type.

Chips smaller than a quarter and cracks under 6 inches can often be repaired with professional resin injection for $60-$150. Cracks longer than 12 inches, damage in the driver's line of sight, or chips near the windshield edge typically require full replacement. Repair is always worth trying first — it preserves the factory seal and costs far less.

Yes — many Glass & Auto partner providers offer mobile auto glass service, coming to your home, workplace, or parking location. Chip repair is commonly done via mobile service at no extra charge. Windshield replacement can also be done on-site when weather and workspace conditions permit. Mobile service is especially popular in Texas metros like Houston, San Antonio, Dallas, and Corpus Christi.