My deductible is $500 too but they have a special windshield replacement that it is only $100. If it's not cracking and just a chip they will fix that free.

Depends on the window.. What sensors are built in if any..

My blazer was 50bucks, My avalanche was 90 some bucks.. It was cheaper for me to pay out of pocket then use insurance.. If yours does get into the 200-300 dollar range, see what your windshield replacement costs through insurance..

No it's not worth it unless you want to see your premiums go up.

That is why I have a 1000 deductible.

2000 Nissan Maxima... $140. They did it in my garage.

I bet it was an assassination attempt. lay low for a while and vary your route to work.
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I'd definitely contact your insurer. Cracked windshields are safety issues and oftentimes fixed at no cost to you.

Probably between 200 and 500 bucks.

Call every little place you can though. When I had to get the back windshield of my car replaced cause some dick through a bag of nuts and bolts through it, every place I called wanted around $500 because they had to go out of their way to get it from somewhere else and it would take a few days to get it. I called this one guy who barely spoke any English and he just so happened to have the exact windshield and charged me like $150, and I tipped him $30 for all the money he saved me.

are you sure it was a rock and not a guy who jumped off a 39 story building and ricocheted?
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safelite windshield repair (down here, I'm pretty sure they're nationwide) advertises the fact that they have a resin that will fix the crack (no need to replace windshield, apparently) and it's covered by most insurance companies. don't ask me, never had to try.

It's my understanding that the damage has to be smaller than a dollar bill for it to be repaired.

eh, it might be. I don't pay enough attention to the advertisements to know the details.

True 'dat.

Could have been some vegan liberal pu$$y that confused depression for an epiphany...

same here.

Call around, especially here in KC area, don't be afraid to call the mom and pop shops.