Owner reviews for windshield

One of the main reasons I'm hanging on to my 2017 250. It's a Lariat and has some features like backup camera and some other useless features that I don't use. Hell I don't even have my phone hooked up to it. Plus it's paid off 4 years now and only has 83k miles on it. Why take on another payment.

My wife's 2018 Explorer has all the bells and whistles and I can't stand it. Her windshield has sensors in it and costs $1200 to replace it.

You can't go wrong with the Model X. I drove one across the country, 12 to 14 hour days, and I wasn't the least bit stiff or sore.

The S is fun and also comfortable, but I really like the huge windshield on the X more.

First time I got aftermarket with calibration. Second time I skipped calibration, think it was like $500 and they did the install at my house. Eyesight works fine 2yrs later.

We also got a crack on our windshield while traveling on a highway. Fortunately it was smaller than the size of a 10rs coin so i used the resin kit and fixed it

I requested Pilkington glass. The view through the glass is quite clear, but there were some noticeable wavy spots compared to OEM, and the new glass also had a gap between the glass and the dashboard that I didn’t notice before so I can see light leaking in through the cutout for the VIN while I’m driving.

The last 6 years have replaced 6 windshields on my car, 3 on my wife.

I picked up my new Model 3 about 4 weeks ago and got the glass coverage to ensure Tesla does the work and I get Tesla glass if anything happens. Less than a week after picking it up, my windshield tried catching a rock from a passing dump truck. Tesla replaced it for free, pretty much no questions asked.

I’ve had windshield cracked(small) in like first few months of getting the car as I go on long drives(cross country).

I’ve broken 2 from debris and 2 from heating it too fast during winter. Had Tesla for 4 years.

Two years ago, on my model 3, I had to replace 3 cracked windshields within the span of a couple months.