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my insurance on my CX9 with HUD would cover only the aftermarket. I could pay the difference but was assured it would be fine.
Three windshields later they replaced it with OEM. And it was perfect.
Pros: perfect performance
Cons: aftermarket blurry HUD
Vehicle:
Mazda
I had mine replaced... took a good sized rock to the windshield on our Premium trim PHEV. (Heads up display, lane monitoring, ect.) The smashed middle of the damage made repair a no go.
I did it through Safelite and they used an OEM because there was no aftermarket available. Glass Only Repair Insurance saved us $2,000.00 out of pocket after glass, install and recalibration.
Pros: OEM available, insurance savings
Cons: rock damage, repair impossible
Vehicle:
Mazda
I had this happen on a 2021.5 Mazda CX-5. There was a very small scratch on the passenger side that resembled the wipe pattern of the wiper blade.
Cons: small scratch, wipe pattern
Vehicle:
Mazda
I average a cracked windshield every 1.5 years at this point
Cons: poor durability
Vehicle:
Toyota 4runner
Freaking windshield is a magnet for rocks on the street. Funny when I park by another 4Runner I keep looking for the vin# so far everyone I check have a replacement already
Cons: prone to rock damage
Vehicle:
Toyota 4runner
Over 15 years, I’ve put 4 windshields in my 2010. Prior to my 4Runner - 0.0 windshields in all other cars combined.
Cons: poor durability, prone to damage
Vehicle:
Toyota 4runner
Had mine less than 24 hours before my first Rock chip, 2 by the end of the first week. Apparently this is a frequent occurrence with 4runners.
Cons: prone to rock chips
Vehicle:
Toyota 4runner
I just had my 7th windshield put in last month on my 2019.
Cons: extremely poor durability
Vehicle:
Toyota 4runner
I have never had replace a windshield in any my 8 other cars in my 21 years of driving, and my last car was even a wrangler. I have had 4 cracks in my 4R, replaced it twice, and is currently cracked again, in 3 years!! I love this car but Toyota effed up on the windshields.
Cons: poor durability, prone to cracking
Vehicle:
Toyota 4runner
I’m on windshield #4 on my 2018
Cons: poor durability
Vehicle:
Toyota 4runner
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