Having experienced how easily the screen cracks not sure I would waste almost $500 until they fix the underlying issue. The current windscreen design is not fit for purpose.
Having experienced how easily the screen cracks not sure I would waste almost $500 until they fix the underlying issue. The current windscreen design is not fit for purpose.
I am surprised you only have 1 issue!
This cracking windshield problem especially with no impact is a 100% design, installation or defective glass issue. This should not happen!
Agree but in some places you can get a ticket for driving with a cracked windshield.
I meant that I believe the windscreen is so weak it will still crack with a protective film on it. Will be interesting to see if the film helps, I am doubtful.
@Shopkeep good point, just makes for a more expensive repair.
I heard that on my car last night. I was driving home from the train station and the car was sitting outside all day in the cold. It sounded like it was about to break...
I found the source of the noise. It’s not the glass. It’s the LCD screen. Next time you hear it while driving, press down on the monitor somewhere and the sound will go away. I slipped some paperboard behind the screen where it meets the base trim and it seems to have helped. Try it.
Yes, don’t be concerned when you get it. The longer you wait, technically, the better they build them.
What was their answer? Mine is almost identical. 1200 miles on car. Owned about 25 days. Driving in snowstorm in Colorado when noticed it. And yes, hard to get a good picture!
I am suppose to take it back next week and have the warranty person look at it. It was a 50/50 split between service guys thinking it was stress or something tiny hitting it. It goes all the way down to the bottom of the glass as well
