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Check with your (their) insurance company. Depending on how old the car is will dictate if the replacement is OEM or generic glass.
Some glass shops give a discount to certain insurance company customers -- which helps a bit with net cost... but won't reduce whatever co-pay is part of the policy.
Sometimes... disreputable shops will claim "We'll pay your deductible..." which just means, they will over-bill the insurance a bit and not collect the deductible from you. Needless to say, your insurance company knows who most of these shops are... and will not recommend them to you.
I just had my front replace due to big crack. I carry a high deductible, so I just shopped around and found a decent generic replacement for about $425 (installed).
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2013 Asphalt / MT
Olympia, Washington
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