Not normally these days. Headlights have become very expensive on modern vehicles so most if not all insurance companys removed headlight cover from individual glass cover
bigmuz1,
Dec 3, 3:44am
Most don't even cover mirrors under glass cover either
vtecintegra,
Dec 3, 3:49am
State does cover driving lights (had one of mine done last month) but I don't think headlights themselves are covered. May as well call and ask though.
tfc3,
Dec 3, 4:28am
I am with AMI. My son broke a tail light on my new Outlander. AMI paid for replacement, less my excess. Would have paid the total cost if the light was glass and not plastic.
lookoutas,
Dec 3, 4:48am
Find out, and tell us.
morrisjvan,
Dec 3, 5:29am
It would be much more sensible to ring the insurance company and ask them. They will know.
tjholding,
Dec 3, 7:26pm
I'm going to assume you have a comprehensive car policy (https://www.state.co.nz/PDFs/- State_Car_Comprehensive_PW.pdf- )
` Windscreens and windows If a claim is only for accidental loss to windscreens, windows, sun-roofs, or driving lights of the car, you won??
vtecintegra,
Dec 3, 7:31pm
Driving lights are a different thing to head lights which is why I suggested calling them.
bryshaw,
Dec 4, 12:18am
NZI and FMG still cover headlights without excess.
saxman99,
Dec 4, 12:24am
Is anyone still making glass headlights? All the ones I've looked at recently have been polycarbonate.
intrade,
Dec 4, 5:43am
yea but my driving lights are inside the head lights lol to bad ia already found some good secoundhand ones after hunting for 3 years for some
martin11,
Jul 30, 10:06am
IAG covered our Polo headlight .
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