Windshield OEM Toyota or OEM Audi

My old S3 ('09) and my A6 ('11) have really solid windscreens compared to my previous (non-Audi) vehicles.

The windshield on my A6 C5 original from factory lasted 19 years until a rock about the size of a bouncy ball flew off a semi and hit me on the freeway. Through the years it had been pelted countless times by different kinds of debris.

I have a 2019 A4. Had my windshield replaced by Safelite with Audi factory glass, they calibrated it, and it was perfect.

My Prestige A4’s windshield was replaced with OEM glass. Recalibration was covered. Works great.

I’ve had my 2024 tundra for just under a year now. Within that year I have had 3 cracks in my windshield. And one replacement after the first 2 cracks.

my 2018 S5 slammed on the brakes randomly a few times, and I have the original windshield.

Brand new 24 hybrid corolla cross. Spilt bottom passenger side. They saud the pen hooks, so it's a chip. Less than 2k kms. I've not heard anything hit the windshield. Just driving along and a big spilt forms in the windshield.

My 2022 Camry the windshield just cracked from no debris no impact of anything just came out from church Sunday and noticed the crack then it widened on Monday due to the heat?

I had to replace my windshield twice within 6 months of purchasing my Q5. The 2nd cracks were caused by my husband flicking a mosquito inside the car with his fingers.

Audi glass is awful. My original windshield was full of black specks. When it cracked all the way across the middle