Can a cracked windscreen be repaired?

Quentin

What bit in that post confuses you?

Quentin

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Signature against site rules - FT3

Hintza

OK so you were on company business in the company car and they want you to pay for it!

I don't think I would be best pleased.

I view stones being thrown up as unavoidable and I would have thought the company should pay up.

MissMotivation

Hintza wrote: »

OK so you were on company business in the company car and they want you to pay for it!

I don't think I would be best pleased.

I view stones being thrown up as unavoidable and I would have thought the company should pay up.

My point exactly! Im not pleased at all but I also can't risk driving a car with a cracked windscreen. The company should pay but getting them to pay is a different matter.

MissMotivation

Quentin wrote: »

Site rules broken (and seemingly proud of it as it is shown in every post):

Since you are so obviously interested.......my signature was slightly too long and thats why it broke the site rules.

The reason why its on every post is that phrase is now my signature!

Doh!

MissMotivation

d.edna wrote: »

Something hasn't been told to us, because every company car I know has some basic form of glass cover, its like the basic thing

If the car was to be broken into they would replace the radio, clean the glass up, replace anything else and leave the window? surely not

I've told you all the facts....and I agree with you that every company car ive had prior to working for this company has had windscreen cover.

I think in cases of a car being broken into then the company would need to put in a insurance claim.

The reason the company are giving for having no windscreen cover is that it would affect their premiums if had to make a claim 2 or 3 times a year for replacement of windscreens on their fleet of vehicles

Conor_3

MissMotivation wrote: »

No......it's a company car leased from ING. According to my company windscreens are not covered under the lease agreement (unlike Tyres, Exhausts, mechanical problems etc) and their insurance doesn't have windcreen cover.

It just doesnt seem right to me and when ive had company lease vehicles before EVERYTHING has been covered!

Well yeah, that's the idea of a lease vehicle. Saying that though, they may have got a leasing contract where your company is responsible for maintenance rather than the leasing company. Saves a fair whack on the lease costs.