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OEM Mazda Windshield

I just had the windshield replaced on my CX-50 a two of weeks ago. A local shop handled the install but ordered the glass directly from Mazda. My family’s had bad experiences with aftermarket glass in the past, so that pushed me toward OEM; especially since my car’s less than a year old.

If you’re paying out of pocket, aftermarket could still be the more practical option. I went through my insurance, so it was fully covered, but the total bill came to about $1,700 and the glass took nearly four months to arrive.

Pros: Preferred OEM quality
Cons: Long delivery time
Vehicle: Mazda
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OEM Mazda Windshield

The new windshield has the Mazda logo and the HUD seems just as I remember it without any ripple. Unfortunately I noticed some damage to the rain sensor, so am working with the dealership again to get that replaced. Luckily the windshield does not have to come off for that.

Pros: HUD without ripple, Mazda logo
Cons: damage to rain sensor
Vehicle: Mazda
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OEM Subaru Windshield
suzankyle
  • Chips/cracks:
Rating 3.5

I own a 2019 OB Touring with six cylinders. I’m the original owner. I’ve had numerous battery issues, but SOA replaced the DCM Module two years ago, and the battery has been working well so far. In April 2025, SOA also replaced my head unit at no cost to me. Additionally, there was a fuel pump recall several years ago. I get service at a local Subaru dealer, and I’ve been happy with their service. However, the windshields broke once from a stone hitting it, and they’re known for having low-quality windshields. So, I have insurance that covers a 50-dollar copay. Fuel economy isn’t the best, but I enjoy driving it and feel safe in it. Overall, I’m pleased with my car, and the biggest problem was my battery issues, which have been resolved for two years.

Pros: battery issues resolved, good service
Cons: low-quality windshields, poor fuel economy
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OEM Mazda Windshield
pepeboi101
  • Chips/cracks:
Rating 1.5

Cost like 800$ for the OEM windshield for me, I’d go after market if it happened again. I don’t even know why mine cracked there was no evidence of a rock chip.

Cons: cracked without chip, expensive OEM
Vehicle: Mazda
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OEM Mazda Windshield
AdmirableCake4241
  • Chips/cracks:
Rating 1.5

It’s pretty common where I live to get windshield chips and cracks, but it feels like the CX-50 has a weaker windshield than the previous Mazda 3s that I’ve owned. I’m pretty disappointed in the quality of the windshield it came with.

Cons: weaker windshield, disappointed in quality
Vehicle: Mazda
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