RoShamBo

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I have an MOT due on 28th. Screen has a chip in it, only about 3-4mm accross. Is that a failure? - its right in my line of vision too.

I think its a fail if there is any crack over 10mm accross in the line of vision, but might be wrong. If its going to fail I will get a new screen on before it goes in.

Cheers.

pslewis

If it will fit into a 10mm diameter you will pass - but would expect an advisory.

john_s

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See if it can be repaired? Some insurance companies will sort it out for nothing.

Tidgy

just get a new one anyway, only be £50 on the insurance and you wont loose any no cliams, and you may find they can repaire it on the insurance which will cost you nothing

scoob_babe

If the chip can be repaired, it won't cost anything.

Trucker Ted

This mob are on the radio all the time telling you how it wont cost a penny to repair,(as long as you have fully comp insurance).

AUTOGLASS® UK: 24/7 mobile windscreen chip repair & glass replacement

Flatcapdriver

What he said.

BOB.T

If you pass your garage just drop in and have them check it...a good garage won't mind

the_msp

My Ibiza passed with two ~5mm chips, and didn't get an advisory either. This is in NI where test center's are government run, and thus generally strict.

Chrisgr31

Last week Autoglass charged me a £10 compulsory excess that Direct Line are now apparently wanting for a windscreen repair.

I can understand why as it appears that in every car park in the land someone is offering free windscreen repair. Someone somewhere has to be paying for it, and it wasn't that long ago it couldn't be done. So the insurance companies must be paying out a fortune!

zs_phil

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privilige also charged me £10 but they are apart of direct line i tried for weeks finding one of them repair tents couldnt find one then went through insurance and 3 days later saw 3 tents on a weekend