There’s no single price for a windshield. Two cars of the same model can need different glass depending on the trim, cameras and sensors. The fastest way to a real number is a free quote based on your VIN. It takes a couple of minutes, and you’ll know exactly what your vehicle needs.
What affects windshield replacement cost
- Make, model and year. Luxury and newer vehicles usually cost more, so cost by make and model varies a lot.
- Cameras and sensors. Lane-keeping cameras, rain sensors and heads-up display areas change the glass part and may add ADAS recalibration.
- Special glass. Heated, acoustic or solar-tinted windshields cost more than standard glass.
- OEM or aftermarket glass. See OEM windshield replacement.
- Parts like moldings and clips. Some vehicles need new trim with every replacement.
- Availability. Special-order glass can depend on distributor stock and location.
Why we don’t post one flat price
A flat online price is usually a starting number that changes once the shop sees your exact options. We’d rather quote the right part the first time. Your quote covers the glass, installation, mobile service and any calibration your vehicle needs.
How to get an instant, accurate quote
- Have your VIN ready. It’s on the driver’s side of the dashboard, visible through the windshield, and on your registration.
- Request a free quote online, call (866) 493-6682, or text us.
- Tell us whether you’re using insurance. We’ll quote both ways if it helps you decide.
Ways to lower the cost
- Use your insurance. With comprehensive coverage you pay only your deductible. See does insurance cover windshield replacement.
- Fix chips early. A chip repair costs a fraction of a new windshield.
- Ask about current specials. We’ll tell you about any offers when we quote.
- Paying yourself? See replacement without insurance.
About the deposit
For special-order glass we take a refundable deposit to secure the part. For most insurance customers it works out to be their deductible.
FAQ
Is cheap windshield replacement worth it?
The cheapest quote often uses lower-grade urethane, skips calibration or leaves out moldings. Compare what’s included, not just the total.
Is the quote really free?
Yes. No obligation and no charge to quote.
