Windshield OEM Subaru or OEM Mazda

Mazda 3 3rd gen and cx5 2nd gen here, hundreds of thousands of kms, no chips in the windshield.

My CX-30 just got hit by a sizable rock that flew off a pickup hauling hay on the freeway yesterday and it came out unscathed. I was sure I was about to eat a windshield but the glass was surprisingly durable.

I got a rock chip in my brand new cx50 on a highway, thankfully it was small enough to be patched up by a professional

I've had many cars before my 2022 Cx-30 and this windshield has cracked/chipped 3 times in less than 1 year. All the chips happened at low speed, which I have never seen on my other cars. I'm not impressed.

Make sure they use OEM or it's going to be an issue.

My 02 Impreza has multiple big cracks and a million chips, I've just been ignoring it for the last 10 years...

I had my Outback windshield crack and my Forrester windshield crack..

Just replaced my glass after about 29k miles. Subaru glass is either cheap or placed at a bad angle.

My forester XT was WAY worse though because eyesight needs thinner or softer glass

About to be on my third windshield in 3500 miles. First one was a pebble on the highway at 65mph, second was because some asshole drifted into the bike lane and kicked up a pebble around 45 mph. I owned a Legacy GT for 5+ years, doing the same commute as now, and only had to replace the windshield once. Outback owners filed a class action lawsuit against Subaru for their cheap glass.