Honda Ridgeline Windshield Replacement Costs and Quotes
The Honda Ridgeline was first introduced in 2006 and has since undergone several changes and advancements in its windshield technology. In the earlier models, the windshield was made of standard laminated glass, which provided basic protection and safety.
However, with the 2017 model year, Honda introduced its Advanced Compatibility Engineering (ACE) body structure, which included an improved windshield design. The windshield was made of acoustic glass, which was thicker and helped reduce noise inside the cabin. Additionally, the windshield was designed to better disperse impact energy in the event of a collision.
In more recent models, the Ridgeline also includes various ADAS features, such as lane departure warning, forward collision warning, and automatic emergency braking. These systems rely on sensors and cameras mounted to the windshield, making proper windshield installation and calibration essential for their effective operation.
Overall, the Honda Ridgeline’s windshield technology has evolved to offer improved safety and functionality, with advancements in glass materials and ADAS features.
If you have a Honda Ridgeline and need a replacement windshield, door glass or back glass then fill out our form for a free quote and we will contact you with a price quote. We have mobile service throughout the U.S.
2018 Honda Ridgeline Windshield Replacement
Vehicle Specific Questions:
Is your vehicle equipped with leather seats?
Is your vehicle equipped with Lane Keeping Alert or Lane Keeping Assist which will either alert OR gently nudge the steering wheel if the vehicle drifts out of the lane?
Part Description: Solar, 3Rd Visor Band, soundproofing, Forward Collision Alert, Lane Departure Warning System, Lane Keep Assist, Collision Mit
Nags Part: FW04470GTYN
Researched Price Quote September 2022: $1,424.98
ADAS
Part Description: Solar, 3Rd Visor Band
Nags Part: FW04101GTYN
Researched Price Quote September 2022: $574.98
NON ADAS
If you are not sure which options your vehicle has there’s a few ways we can help you out. The Vin number or vehicle identification number is usually the best way to help us determine what glass replacement part option you have. The vehicle identification number does not include a glass part indication in the 17 character vin code however it does help us determine which parts are specific to your Vehicle.
The factory build sheet is the silver bullet to determining the exact options however finding that can be difficult. Most glass companies can help decode the vin and determine the part however some companies do not ask and may instead ask you to take pictures and send pictures to them to help determine what you have. Another way to find out what options you have on your Vehicle is to contact the local Dealership and speak to the parts department.
They will ask you for your vin and then they should be able to tell you what options your Vehicle has. If you call the dealer make sure to ask them for the Dealer Part Number (If they are willing to provide you with that). Each Dealership is privately owned. Some dealerships are part of a dealership group however some have policies that don’t allow them to give the customer the dealer part number or factory part number. The dealer part number will help the auto glass shop match the part needed for replacing the windshield on your vehicle.
Once you have the dealer part number/factory part number you can also use google to find other dealerships that might have your windshield available and even at a lower price. In situations where the vehicle is brand new the glass may not be available to the local auto glass shop or parts supplier so the dealership may be your only recourse.
Other Questions to Ask Auto Glass Shops when getting quotes.
Here are some questions you should be asking as a consumer to help you compare price quotes from different service providers.
Questions to ask how long is your warranty?
What does your warranty cover?
Does your price include tax?
Does your price include mobile service?
Does your price include glass disposal fees?
Will you provide a pre-scan and post scan printout upon completion of the calibration?
Most quotes will be for windshield replacements using “ARG” or “OEE” Aftermarket Replacement Glass and Original Equipment Equivalent
*If you are getting a windshield replacement make sure not to wash your car for 48 hours