Jaydebe
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Gorilla Glass:
$700
-$50 (LiteBrightDiscount)
$150 (local install
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$800 total
I was fortunate enough to have my windshield last 15k miles before needing replacement, unfortunately, it did mean it was only 3 months old.
* I will share that up to that point; I was 100% surprised by how long it lasted based on the amount of items that had some big hits to the windshield.
Our JTR was subjected to a 1 month long road trip which included 1 cross-country trip , followed up with moving to a new state and several trips from Va/WV to Ga/Fl trips.
We replaced our w.shield with a Gorilla Glass windshield in Oct. On the first trip to Az (3 weeks later) took a direct hit from a rock that was easily 2" in size and very angular in shape at 80mph. Too our surprise, we had only some dust (rock dust maybe) on the windshield from the strike.
Since then we've had maybe 4 similar strikes; plus we live in WV where they use 1/8-1/4 gravel (AKA crush and run minus the binder) for the roads during snow as sand. Yeah, it makes driving interesting.
Under a lot of scrutiny, you can just make out a pin-head sized imperfection where 2 rocks hit, but nothing more.
Very happy with it so far.
*** Also, as a bonus; the windshield is extremely clear. Like almost HD4k type of clear vs a normal windshield (which I didn't even know was an issue until we owned the new one)
$700
-$50 (LiteBrightDiscount)
$150 (local install
--------------
$800 total
I was fortunate enough to have my windshield last 15k miles before needing replacement, unfortunately, it did mean it was only 3 months old.
* I will share that up to that point; I was 100% surprised by how long it lasted based on the amount of items that had some big hits to the windshield.
Our JTR was subjected to a 1 month long road trip which included 1 cross-country trip , followed up with moving to a new state and several trips from Va/WV to Ga/Fl trips.
We replaced our w.shield with a Gorilla Glass windshield in Oct. On the first trip to Az (3 weeks later) took a direct hit from a rock that was easily 2" in size and very angular in shape at 80mph. Too our surprise, we had only some dust (rock dust maybe) on the windshield from the strike.
Since then we've had maybe 4 similar strikes; plus we live in WV where they use 1/8-1/4 gravel (AKA crush and run minus the binder) for the roads during snow as sand. Yeah, it makes driving interesting.
Under a lot of scrutiny, you can just make out a pin-head sized imperfection where 2 rocks hit, but nothing more.
Very happy with it so far.
*** Also, as a bonus; the windshield is extremely clear. Like almost HD4k type of clear vs a normal windshield (which I didn't even know was an issue until we owned the new one)
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