If you elected to purchase Comprehensive Coverage which is optional, then your insurance fully covers your glass repair and replacement and you don’t pay any deductible. However, if you excluded comprehensive coverage when you purchased your policy then the chances are you have a deductible (normally $500).
Some states require no deductible even if you do not have comprehensive coverage, other states require have lower deductibles (such as the state of Massachusetts) with a maximum of $100 so the maximum you pay is $100.
Click here to lo learn more about Arizona’s Zero Deductible Full Glass Coverage Law.
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