Correct, but even small rocks still penetrate the film and damage your windshield. Every bit of protection helps, but with the limited warranty and the protection packages that they sell on top of the film, I would rather just pay to have a new windshield lol.
Me either, there are 3 different part numbers listed if you pull up the windshield options for a ‘22 TRX though.Not sure how the glass would vary when all levels (base, 1, and 2) have the same sensors behind the windshield. This is why you can add adaptive cruise control to a base model or non-advanced level 1 or 2 after you take delivery of the truck.
Regardless of what the retail cost is, it all depends on your auto policy/state. Being a Florida resident before moving to Montana, all windshield replacements are free. Now being in Montana, I structured my State Farm policy to be $250 for each windshield replacement—have been thinking about changing it to a zero dollar deductible given how many rock chips I get
On a side note, I have tried Exoshield and wasn’t that impressed. Had to have it replaced under the first year due to a warranty issue. Second go around windshield still cracked behind the film. Not worth the money IMO.
Here is the link and a shot of the part #s:
Which one of three for Trx?))
Depends on the options on your truck.
your VIN should pull the correct part only
I took my truck to Safelite, and they originally put in an OEM windshield, the result was nothing forward facing was working. For example, the rain sensing wipers didn’t work, my forward collision warning didn’t work, my adaptive high beams didn’t work and my adaptive cruise control didn’t work as well.
I had a golf ball hit my windshield and had to replace it, I went to Safelite as well and after they finished, we could not get any of my forward-looking stuff like proximity sensors, satellite reception, and a couple of other things because their generic windshield didn’t have all of the stuff needed so they had to take it out and replace it with a new factory windshield and if I’m not mistaken with the factory windshield, it was like two grand so you’re in the ballpark but for sure make sure they get a factory authorized windshield to save you a lot of pain.
That sounds about right money wise, good call on using a factory replacement!
Ditto for me as well
The ~$2k is what they would charge my insurance company but with my deductible, I’d be on the hook for $600 out of pocket. All depends on your policy I guess.
It only cost me a $100 deductible, for:
One of the pluses of living in FL, free replacement!!
