Windshield OEM BMW or Pilkington

Pilkington Windshield
3ogus
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Rating 5.0

Same thing happened to me and ended up with the Pilkington glass. Actually like it more than the OEM since there's less visual distortion.

Pros: less visual distortion
Vehicle: Mazda 3
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Pilkington Windshield

Does your local shop carry Pilkington? That’s a good OE brand that Audi used throughout the years, I think. Pilkington is a supplier for Mercedes too. I’ve had them in my cars and haven’t had any issues.

Pros: good OE brand, no issues
Vehicle: Audi
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Pilkington Windshield
mbf959
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Rating 5.0

The glass installed was Pilkington. Pilkington is the OEM glass for my three Mercedes and Ferrari. Look at your windshield. The manufacturer is on it. That is what you want. Next time I got a chip, I called Safelite and asked if they could get me Pilkington glass. They said yes, showed up and replaced it. Happened a third time, and Safelite did it a third time.

Pros: OEM quality, desired glass
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Pilkington Windshield
M3FORTY
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Rating 4.5

I had my oem Saint Gobain Sekurit glass replaced with Pilkington glass since insurance didn't want to pay for the OEM. Never had any issues with HUD visibility; however, the replacement was done by the BMW dealer.

Pros: no issues with HUD visibility
Vehicle: BMW
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OEM BMW Windshield

We have had our M440i and drive is seldomly. On a recent road trip, I heard a small stone hit the windshield. This was 4am with hardly any traffic. No damage was seen on it. We parked the car and returned 5 days later to find a huge crack around the rear view mirror. Never seen anything like it. Replacement at the dealer is $2600.

Cons: huge crack appeared, expensive replacement
Vehicle: BMW
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OEM BMW Windshield
mikeinstlouis
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Rating 1.0

My fourth windshield is going to be replaced. Never had a broken windshield in my entire life and I'm 63 years old. Have had four with two BMWs

Cons: frequent replacements, fragile
Vehicle: BMW
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OEM BMW Windshield
nicknutz
  • Chips/cracks:
Rating 1.0

The timing chain was the first thing to go , which was meant to \u2018last the lifetime\u2019 of the car, which in BMW\u2019s eyes was certainly no more than 95k miles. Expensive to fix! Then the air suspension , oh and the brakes also locked whilst at a friend\u2019s house and parked on the drive , had to be dragged off their drive by the rescue lorry. The rear windshield also just spontaneously exploded while parked on my drive.

Cons: windshield exploded
Vehicle: BMW X5
Mileage: 95000 km
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