So sorry to hear you had to be a victim and test the availability of a new windshield....hopefully you get a quick fix..
I haven't had to deal with it on the Ascent yet but based on my experience replacing the windshield in my 2015 outback three times now make sure that they use an OEM Subaru windshield. The first time they put in a generic and the Eyesight wouldn't calibrate.
Are there oblivious ? I had one very small chip in front of my head position after 5500 miles trip.We are having issues with our windshield in our ascent touring chipping from the smallest pebble. Has anyone else experienced this? Subaru said that chips happen.
Just posted elsewhere on the forum that I got a small scuff on my windshield within the first 50 miles of driving from a pebble that I neither saw nor heard. Didn’t have a single mark in 10 years driving my Ford Edge with a similarly pitched windshield. I was chalking it up to bad luck, but maybe there is something to this.Are there oblivious ? I had one very small chip in front of my head position after 5500 miles trip.We are having issues with our windshield in our ascent touring chipping from the smallest pebble. Has anyone else experienced this? Subaru said that chips happen.
Did that price include recalibration of the Eyesight system?I got a quote for a 2016 Forester w/ eyesight for under $500 installed for Pilkington; $700 installed for PPG. Conventional windshield are about $400 installed for AGC or Pilkington from past experience.
The one I got from Safelite was an OEM Subaru windshieldThe quotes were from Apple Glass and they do not offer recalibration. I also called Safelite and their price was $629.99 w/ calibration, but they couldn't say what brand they use, or say it's "premium" glass or not.