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How to Reorder HSRP Sticker || car registration sticker || Mahindra Scorpio broken glass replacement

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Product Review

Product reviewed: HSRP (High Security Registration Plate) sticker replacement/order process (Mahindra Scorpio example)

This video explains how to reorder a replacement HSRP sticker when the original sticker is damaged, especially after windscreen/vehicle glass replacement. The host also shares a real-world experience where his glass cracked, leading to replacement of the glass and both HSRP stickers.

Key features / what the process involves

HSRP sticker color variants

The video mentions HSRP sticker color variants such as:

  • Orange
  • Blue
  • Green (described as part of a “new craze”)

Reordering requirements (vs. new order)

Replacement ordering needs more information than a fresh sticker order. It uses HSRP/booking websites such as:

  • bmrc.co.in
  • hsrp.in
  • BookMyHSRP (used afterward for the rebooking step)

You typically must provide:

  • Number plate details
  • Laser code printed on the number plate
  • Reason for change (e.g., “sticker damaged” / “windscreen damaged”)
  • Optionally upload photographs, such as:
    • broken glass
    • damaged sticker

Email-based consent workflow

The process involves an email/app consent flow:

  1. Submit the request + details + reason (and photos if available).
  2. Receive a reply requesting your consent.
  3. Send confirmation that you want to proceed.
  4. Receive another confirmation email that allows rebooking of the order.

Timeline

  • The consent + confirmation back-and-forth takes about 2–3 days.
  • After that, reordering is handled like a fresh order through BookMyHSRP.

User experience / real-world scenario (host’s case)

What happened to the windscreen

  • The host’s windscreen was damaged by stone hits.
  • A small crack formed first; it couldn’t be repaired, but it didn’t spread right away.
  • After travel (Spiti), a bigger crack developed.
  • He drove for around a month, but it was very uncomfortable, especially at night due to headlight glare/scattering.

Why both HSRP stickers had to change

  • After replacing the windscreen, he had to update both HSRP stickers, since the process requires sticker replacement when glass is replaced/damaged.

Service center vs. local shop

  • He states he did not do the work from Mahindra’s service center (specific details are not included in the provided subtitles).
  • He used a local shop: Shiv Motors (near his house).

Pros (as implied by the video)

  • Safety-focused: sticker replacement is recommended for safety.
  • Home delivery may be possible, though the host notes the process can feel complicated.
  • The installed glass was described as:
    • original (not aftermarket), according to the host
    • installed via a trusted local shop (Shiv Motors)

Cons / pain points (as mentioned)

  • Replacement ordering is more complicated than ordering a new sticker.
  • Requires email back-and-forth and explicit consent confirmations.
  • Wait time: about 2–3 days before you can rebook the sticker order.
  • Glass replacement process: the shop asked him to keep the car for 2–3 days (linked to their claim-process expectations, though he didn’t claim).

Comparisons made

Glass replacement cost comparison

  • The host says online/app estimates (e.g., GoMechanic) were much lower than what he paid at the local shop.
  • Despite that, he preferred the local shop because:
    • he trusts their work
    • the glass is claimed to be original

Service center vs local shop

  • He used Shiv Motors instead of Mahindra’s service center.

Ratings / numerical scores

  • No star rating or numeric score is provided.
  • Only timing is emphasized:
    • 2–3 days for the sticker replacement workflow
    • 2–3 days for glass replacement timing/keeping the vehicle (as requested by the shop)

Unique points mentioned (consolidated)

  1. Replace HSRP stickers when the sticker or windscreen is damaged.
  2. HSRP sticker colors mentioned: orange / blue / green.
  3. Stone impact led to cracked glass; initial crack failed to repair and later expanded.
  4. Driving with cracked glass was uncomfortable, especially at night with headlights.
  5. Replacement process differs from ordering a new sticker.
  6. Websites referenced: bmrc.co.in, hsrp.in, and BookMyHSRP.
  7. Need the laser code from the number plate.
  8. Need a reason for change (type of damage).
  9. Can upload photos of damaged glass/sticker.
  10. Email reply requests consent before rebooking.
  11. Rebooking requires a two-step email confirmation.
  12. Total sticker replacement process takes 2–3 days.
  13. After rebooking, the sticker order is placed similar to a new order.
  14. Home delivery is implied but described as complicated.
  15. Glass replacement done outside Mahindra service center.
  16. Local shop used: Shiv Motors (original glass claimed).
  17. Online/app estimates (e.g., GoMechanic) appeared lower than his local bill.
  18. Recommendation: choose a glass replacement place you trust.

Speakers / different views

  • Only one main speaker (Ashish) is present in the subtitles.
  • No additional speakers are clearly indicated.

Concise verdict / recommendation

If you need HSRP sticker replacement due to windscreen/sticker damage, the video recommends using the email consent + rebooking workflow via HSRP portals. It’s safe and necessary, but more time-consuming and complicated than ordering a new sticker, typically taking 2–3 days before final rebooking.

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