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Pilkington Windshield
Rick91981
Rating 5.0
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Aftermarket all the way. It's more durable than OEM. If you have an option, Pilkington seems to be the best through various user reports. I went through 3 replacements with my '19 Legacy and aftermarket is definitely better.

Pros: more durable than OEM, definitely better
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Pilkington Windshield
smc733
Rating 5.0
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It varies/depends. There are some cheap replacement windshields out there, but in my case, I found one who uses Pilkington glass for my Camry (the OEM supplier), came in at less than half the dealer’s quote, and looks identical to the glass that was on before.

Pros: looks identical to OEM
Cons: cheap replacement windshields
Vehicle: Toyota Camry
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Pilkington Windshield
Onebadsss
Rating 5.0
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That sounds reasonable. I just had the windshield on my wife’s 2021 Santa Fe Calligraphy replaced (because it failed NH state inspection due to a rock chip in the driver’s line of sight ????). Thompson Auto Glass, the company who handled the replacement and calibration, said the glass itself was $685 and then $250 charge for the calibration. The windshield was made by Pilkington, which is a premium auto glass manufacturer (the OEM replacement windshield on my 2001 BMW M5 is a Pilkington brand).

Pros: premium auto glass manufacturer
Vehicle: Hyundai Santa Fe
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OEM BMW Windshield

Note, I've replaced it with OEM glass, the installer said something from BMW that's the issue, they don't use enough silicon to give the windshield some flex.

Cons: not enough silicon, flex issue
Vehicle: BMW
Mileage: 10000 km
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Pilkington Windshield
high_on_coffeine
Rating 2.0
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I would rather buy the original BMW/Pilkington windshield from the junkyard and get it installed than get one replacement Chinese sh*t from insurance coverage. Replacements are not as thick, they are wavy and yep in general - crap.

Pros: cheaper than replacement
Cons: wavy, not as thick
Vehicle: BMW
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