Windshield OEM Honda or OEM Hyundai

2022 Accord came to $1,500 for OEM glass through Safelite. They did great work on the windshield and calibration.

The glass is the OEM part, not a third-party product. They did the job when it was scheduled, and the calibration seems to be correct.

Bought mines in 2022 an this is my third time replacing the windshield. I have a 2022 hundai venue.

Broke my Honda Windshield. I’ve never had a broken windshield before.

I have a 14 year old camry with 4 similar chips in the last 8-10 years, still holding firmly, no cracks. Hyundai windshield doesn't seem to be as strong, saw another palisade owner come in for a rock chip repair while I waited.

This car (or Hyundai) windshields are weak.

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.

I put factory glass in my wife's new CR-V. It was nothing but drama. My Honda parts friend/ manager got me the glass at an excellent price but we had to check for damage before I signed for it. Out of the box it comes and was perfect. So load it back in the box, into the CR-V and off to the glass dude.

Just scheduled to have the windshield replaced for a 4th time in 5 years. All replacements have been OEM glass. I don’t even drive the car much just tired of paying my deductible once every year or so. Today I was driving on the highway and randomly heard a small rock hit the windshield and next I noticed there was a small crack on the upper right corner. 10 minutes later it expanded to over 2 feet long. Owned a Camry for over 10 years never had to replace the windshield despite hearing several rocks and chips hitting the windshield. Do I just have bad luck with the Honda Pilot windshields or are they just more prone to breaking.

The new Hyundai windshields are kinda terrible and crack very easily from what I have seen and heard, so honestly you would probably be better off going aftermarket anyways