That’s ridiculous! I’d contact a local glass shop and not one of the chain stores. I saved about $500 over Safelight on my Gen5 Ranger 2yrs ago and got an OEM replacement.This quote is for my region.
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Steven’s Glass LLC in Palmer Alaska (population 6,374) was familiar with calibrating my gen5 Ranger windshield instruments. I’d venture to guess that most glass shops that routinely perform windshield replacements are familiar with the calibration process for supported makes and models.There might be more to it than just the windscreen replacement - The RR has forward collision and lane guidance cameras, which mean these may need recalibrating post windscreen replacement. In my exeriance with other vehicles with the same system the recalibration costs much more than the windscreen itself. In Australia almost all insurances have free window replacement (don't need to pay excess or loose no claim bonus) not sure if it's the same in the US?
It depends on the state, and by depends its only Florida, Kentucky and South Carolina when it meets certain requirements. When I lived in Kentucky you were taught if you got a crack to just take a sock with some change in it and make it unrepairable. Then you tell the insurance company you hit something on the highway.There might be more to it than just the windscreen replacement - The RR has forward collision and lane guidance cameras, which mean these may need recalibrating post windscreen replacement. In my exeriance with other vehicles with the same system the recalibration costs much more than the windscreen itself. In Australia almost all insurances have free window replacement (don't need to pay excess or loose no claim bonus) not sure if it's the same in the US?
I'm just going from my experience with replacing a cracked windscreen - the windscreen repairers did not have the equipment in their workshop, I had to take my car to a workshop that had the calibration equipement and the window guys replaced the windscreen there and the calibration people did the camera cal - this was a VW so might have been more complex than other car makes, but I was told that the machine that I had to use was only one of two in the whole state.Steven’s Glass LLC in Palmer Alaska (population 6,374) was familiar with calibrating my gen5 Ranger windshield instruments. I’d venture to guess that most glass shops that routinely perform windshield replacements are familiar with the calibration process for supported makes and models.
My insurance also covers windshield repair and/or replacement.
Has anyone replaced a windshield yet on their new RR? Any idea of cost?