Why Costs Vary So Much by Vehicle
Windshield replacement isn't one price. The glass for a 2021 Toyota Camry XSE is a different part from the glass in a 2021 Camry LE — even though they're the same model year. Trim level, optional features (heated glass, acoustic interlayer, heads-up display), and whether your vehicle has ADAS cameras all affect what you'll pay.
The figures below are realistic ranges based on typical market pricing as of early 2026. Actual quotes from shops in your area may vary based on labor rates, part availability, and whether you use OEM or aftermarket glass.
Most Common Cars — Cost Ranges
Toyota Camry (2018–2024)
- LE/SE (no TSS camera): $220–$350
- XLE/XSE (Toyota Safety Sense with forward camera): $280–$420 + $150–$250 recalibration
- Total with ADAS: $430–$670
Honda Accord (2018–2024)
- LX/EX (Honda Sensing standard from 2018): $300–$450 glass + $150–$250 recalibration
- Total: $450–$700
Honda CR-V (2017–2024)
- LX/EX: $280–$420 glass + $150–$250 recalibration
- Total: $430–$670
Ford F-150 (2015–2024)
- XL/XLT (no ADAS): $280–$450
- Lariat+ (with Ford Co-Pilot360): $350–$550 glass + $175–$350 recalibration
- Total with ADAS: $525–$900
Chevrolet Silverado (2019–2024)
- WT/LT (no ADAS): $275–$420
- LTZ/High Country (with Forward Collision Alert): $350–$520 + $150–$300 recalibration
Toyota RAV4 (2019–2024)
- LE (Toyota Safety Sense standard): $300–$450 glass + $150–$250 recalibration
- Total: $450–$700
Subaru Outback / Forester (2015–2024)
- Subaru EyeSight requires stereo cameras mounted through the windshield. OEM glass is strongly recommended by Subaru dealers and most glass specialists.
- OEM glass: $400–$650
- EyeSight recalibration: $200–$400
- Total: $600–$1,050
- Note: Subaru's dual-camera system is notably sensitive to recalibration. This is a vehicle category where in-house calibration equipment matters — not all shops can do it correctly.
Trucks and Large SUVs
Jeep Grand Cherokee (2014–2024)
- Laredo (no forward camera): $280–$420
- Limited+ (Forward Collision Warning): $350–$520 + calibration
Ram 1500 (2019–2024)
- Tradesman/Big Horn: $290–$430
- Laramie+ (with SafetyTec Group): $380–$580 + $175–$300 recalibration
Luxury Vehicles — What to Expect
BMW 3 Series / 5 Series (2017–2024)
- BMW's advanced driver assistance typically uses cameras mounted in the windshield header.
- Glass: $450–$800 (OEM pricing)
- Recalibration: $250–$450
- Total: $700–$1,250
Mercedes-Benz C-Class / E-Class
- Glass: $500–$900
- Recalibration: $300–$500
- Total: $800–$1,400+
Audi A4 / Q5
- Glass: $450–$750
- Recalibration: $250–$450
- Total: $700–$1,200
Electric Vehicles
Tesla Model 3 (2017–2024)
- Tesla uses its own Autopilot camera system mounted to the windshield. Tesla-approved glass is required for proper camera function. Many independent shops can perform the replacement and recalibration, but Tesla service centers are also an option.
- Glass: $500–$900
- Recalibration: $150–$300 (some is done automatically during drive cycle)
- Total: $650–$1,200
Tesla Model Y
- Glass (larger panoramic windshield): $700–$1,200
- Total with recalibration: $850–$1,500
How to Get the Most Accurate Quote
Call two or three shops with your VIN. The VIN lets the shop look up the exact glass part number for your vehicle's configuration — no guessing on trim level or features. Ask explicitly:
- "Does my vehicle require ADAS recalibration after windshield replacement?"
- "Is recalibration included in the quote?"
- "Do you recommend OEM or aftermarket glass for this vehicle?"
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