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If you have the rain-sensing wipers, you will need OEM toyota glass because the rain sensor depends on the optical characteristics of the windscreen. My local Safelite assured me their glass would work, but it didn't (the wipers would run on random but frequent intervals), so they put in a second third-party windscreen, and it didn't work either. So I had them put in a third windscreen (they went with OEM), and everything was fine after that. OEM is an extra-cost option on the first install but it costs 40% more.
Pros: rain sensor works, correct optical characteristics
Cons: extra cost, 40% more expensive
Vehicle:
Toyota
2022 Accord came to $1,500 for OEM glass through Safelite. They did great work on the windshield and calibration.
Pros: great work, good calibration
Vehicle:
Honda Accord
OEM glass sucks and pits the easiest. Makes sense because my 07 with 78k miles has way worse glass than my others cars with double the mileage.
Cons: pits easily, worse quality
Vehicle:
Honda S2000
Mileage: 125529 km
In my 2025 Honda I bought in May; I’ve had to replace it twice already. I’m not sure if I even want to replace it again with the 2nd crack.
Cons: repeated cracking, low durability
Vehicle:
Honda
J’ai le même problème La Par brise de mon HOnda HRV vient d’absout une fissure.Je ne comprends pas
Cons: fissure spontanée
Vehicle:
Honda
It sounds like the windshield may have been replaced with a cheap aftermarket option and not original Toyota glass. Likely the windshield installer did not install it properly or the seal around the glass has failed.
Cons: poor replacement, leaking water
Vehicle:
Toyota
Broke my Honda Windshield. I’ve never had a broken windshield before.
Cons: broke easily
Vehicle:
Honda
21 tundra 1974 edition here and can confirm that its the worst quality glass ive ever owned. I live in florida and have more nicks and scratches then can count. Im amazed it hasnt fully cracked even tho theres a small crack from one of the chips
Cons: worst quality glass, many nicks and scratches, small crack
Vehicle:
Toyota Tundra
The Honda OEM windshield quality has deteriorated over the last number of years, due to pricing pressure. They used to be GREAT, but the pricing was out of control. Since Honda has found a new supplier, and lowered both the price and quality.
Cons: deteriorated quality, lower quality
Vehicle:
Honda
I feel like the Toyota windshield’s are shit. It was chipped and repaired 3 times before. Then a 4th rock hit it and cracked the whole thing by several feet.
Cons: poor quality, prone to chips, prone to cracking
Vehicle:
Toyota
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