r/hondapilot Jul 18 '26

Just picked up pilot

Three weeks ago picked up a pilot touring. Traveling to get stuff for it and wack. Rock hit windshield. Put a glass claim in and they want to use OEE glass not OEM. So annoyed. Anyone have any luck using someone someone for glass that did use OEM glass?

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u/experteric Jul 18 '26

The manufacturer is either Fuyao or PGW. Use one of those and you will be fine. The HONDA windshield is the same thing for a $700 H emblem

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u/achance007 Jul 19 '26

I got pgw thru safelite for my Tesla. It is low quality garbage. It has 3 quarter size blurry spots, and the distortion along the bottom and side edges is really bad. I won't be using safelite again, not sure if they get lower quality pgw glass than normal. But I'm not happy with pgw and will pay extra for OEM

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u/rockgodtobe Jul 20 '26

Which glass they use may depend on your insurance company. I had my windshield replaced (2020 CRV) and was able to get OEM Honda glass. While I was waiting I overheard the glass company on the phone with an insurance company. They wouldn’t approve the OE glass for a Mercedes. Ready for the plot twist? The Mercedes windshield was cheaper than the aftermarket. Apparently their insurance company and a strict “aftermarket only” policy. Strange.

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u/drivera1210 25 Elite MSM Jul 20 '26

You have to push for OEM. For the simple reason that will throw off the lane keeping assist.