Windshield OEM Subaru or OEM Honda

The aftermarket glass may work well - but I can tell you with great confidence that the OEM glass is much less likely to deviate from what came in your new Subaru.

Mine cracked, waited 6 months for the windshiled to come in. Finally got it fixed. A week later it cracked again from a small rock. Just got it fixed again and now theres a small chip in it. The 23 HRV is so cheap i dont care to get it fixed anymore.

I love the car a 22 outback wilderness and have had for just over 2 years got in September 21 and just had my 5th windshield replaced. This is the first window that isn\u2019t oem so wish me luck.

One morning I just saw a big crack on top windshield. I don’t know how it happen. Maybe it was a small crack before and then it just expand as the time goes by. It must be the design flaw of the windshield.

MINE IS AT 1500 miles and I have two TINY specks maybe even 3 on my windshield and NOTHING ever hit me

After less than 2 weeks of owning my HRV a rock struck my windshield and a large crack occured after I parked for work. It happened again 4 weeks ago but I immediately took it to a glass repair shop to get it sealed but as the technician did it, the crack started to become larger.

Had 415 miles on it. The rock hitting was minimal and created a crack almost the same location as the photo. Not bad luck, shitty glass I'm thinking

Don't get the OEM glass. That shit is brittle. I made the mistake of going OEM last year and barely made it 7 months before it needed to be replaced again. I'm almost certain the OEM glass would have cracked.

I despise Subaru windshields with a passion. I think they make them from eggshells. NEVER a cracked windshield - in DECADES of driving hundreds of thousands of miles - for any non-Subaru vehicle OR Subaru vehicles without the acoustic glass. But 5 replacements on two cars in past 5 years.

My girlfriends cracked the same way around the same amount of mileage. Seems like a design flaw.