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33k miles Model Y Perf - 0 cracks.
Pros: no cracks
Mileage: 33000 km
Living on dirt roads with many rocks thrown and no issues yet!
Pros: durable, no issues
Vehicle:
Toyota Tundra
Got my windshield replaced on my MY23 a month ago by Tesla. Submitted claim to USAA, refunded back (Florida). This time got another crack and replacement again next week, going with Safelite. They can do the sensors and all. Paid by USAA.
Pros: can do the sensors
The 1k non-tesla one - earns the 1k value... glass is not as clear, but manageable for a 1k difference. BUT next time I have to replace... I am thinking to get the OEM.
Pros: manageable for difference
Cons: glass is not clear
My wife got a 2019 Rav4. Needed windshield replaced within first month
Cons: needed replacement quickly
Vehicle:
Toyota
Camry 2025, a week in, and I got a small chip in front of me. never had that issue before
Cons: small chip, unexpected issue
Vehicle:
Toyota Camry
Owned 3 weeks, getting replaced Wednesday. I was parked in my garage for a week while I was out of town… came back to a crack (no kids, no pets, nothing from ceiling). Crack almost dead center starting from bottom, no chips or impact marks. Drove to windshield repair place 5 miles away, it had grown. The said it could still be fixed and couldn’t find any impact marks. Made appt for next day, by then crack had tripled in dive just sitting in the garage. Now being replaced with non-OEM glass since OEM glass sucks.
Cons: cracked without impact, crack grew rapidly, poor OEM quality
Vehicle:
Toyota Tundra
21 venza, i had it about a year, rock hit that spiderwebbed out. cost me about $1600 to replace (skipped insurance). Toyota had to special order it and claimed all the sensors need to be "recalibrated".
about 6 months later new crack, it's small but right smack dab in drivers line of site. It's smallish and hasn't grown so I've sucked it up and have lived with it for now.
If it's growing, i would suck up the replacement, the glass is shit and seems pretty common problem.
Cons: poor durability, prone to cracking
Vehicle:
Toyota Venza
Toyota OEM glass sucks - I had a 4Runner whose windshield would crack if you looked at it wrong, and my Tacoma didn't even make it 6 months before the windshield cracked. Dad's Highlander cracked within 6 months as well.
Cons: prone to cracking, low durability, short lifespan
Vehicle:
Toyota Highlander
I’ve just got a 25 platinum, had it just over a month and have both a chip and crack. I’ve never owned a vehicle that had this happen let alone this quickly.
Cons: chipped and cracked quickly, poor durability
Vehicle:
Toyota Tundra
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