Windshield replacement; losing the Bronco logo on the glass

[Sherminiator]

Using safelite or dealership or? Price quote? Please update with experience and what is/not on glass. Thank you!

I bitched about getting a non-OEM glass on my Bronco after getting a bulleye in it from a rock that was kicked up after only having it for a month. Safelite replaced it with an OEM windshield.

Only issue I have is my inspection sticker looks like its about to fall off because it was taken off two times so far LOL

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[Sherminiator]

I'm amazed how many people here feel like they need the easter egg stuff.

Because it looks like crap without it. Its like shaving your eyebrows off.

 

[BuckBronco]

I got a serious crack over the weekend. Just got off the phone with Safelite and they specifically asked if I wanted the Bronco script glass. They’re coming out tomorrow so if it doesn’t have it I’ll have them wait until I can get it. Thanks for all the posts.

 

[ChrisB351]

When I had mine replaced earlier this year I went thru my insurance and told them I wanted oem. Safelight called to confirm and gave me the option of aftermarket or oem. Since insurance paid and my deductible was the same either way of course I went oem. I believe the aftermarket with no markings was few hundred less.

 

[0ne]

OEM is nice for feeling good about it and the original branding script etc but I believe it to also be very soft glass. My factory original is wasted with pits and cracks galore and every time I think it’s time to replace it something bounces off it and divots/cracks it again. I also have the windshield tinted so losing it and coordinating that replacement makes me procrastinate even more…oh yeah and we’re going into winter in Colorado 🫣

 

[Rendo]

I just got done replacing my 2nd windshield and it was just under $1200 for an OEM with all the Bronco markings. When I got my Bronco my dealership offered me the windshield warranty & I had some reservations, but when they gave me a deal if I got the tire warranty as well, I went ahead & got it. I’m glad I did. The extra $20 a month has really paid for itself and I haven’t had to pay any deductibles! Only took a week for windshield to come in, I just took it in, waited about an hour, & then left. Nothing out of pocket & had some really great service. With the vertical nature of the Bronco windshields, getting the warranty might be a good option for most owners. Gonna most definitely take some rocks on road trips.

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