Windshield OEM Toyota or OEM FORD

If you have the rain-sensing wipers, you will need OEM toyota glass because the rain sensor depends on the optical characteristics of the windscreen. My local Safelite assured me their glass would work, but it didn't (the wipers would run on random but frequent intervals), so they put in a second third-party windscreen, and it didn't work either. So I had them put in a third windscreen (they went with OEM), and everything was fine after that. OEM is an extra-cost option on the first install but it costs 40% more.

I got an aftermarket windshield for around $300 and have had no problems with the camera

Not even a week later the karma wheel turned and a huge chunk off ice came off a black Ford explorer and took out my windshield.

I had the same issue with the oem windshield on my wife's 2014 Ford Escape. From the drivers side the blurr was so bad it made my head hurt.

I had mine develop a huge crack just from warming up in the morning sun and then me spraying wiper fluid. I read on some forums that it's a common issue with the Ford glass and that it's super thin or something to that affect.

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 haven\u2019t had any issues other than bad luck with rocks being kicked up and pitting the windshield 2X!!

I put an OEM glass in an ExST and it fit like shit, had to cut it out and redo it and it still wouldn't line up like before.

Broncos came with a very shitty windshield that easily continues to crack if you have rock chips and excessive heat

Had a chip a week in and after 7 months big spider web crack\u2026.