Not sure if I'm just lucky or if there is a larger issue but I've had my F350 since April and have already been through one window and now have multiple cracks in the new one. I have them fixed when small so they don't spread but at $50 bucks a pop that is getting expensive.
While driving yesterday at about 10mph while in traffic, a small pebble was kicked up and cracked the window. The pebble rested on my windshield wiper and was seriously not any bigger than a BB but it cracked the glass.
Are you guys/gals noticing that these windows seem to crack really easy?
I do live in Colorado and it is somewhat "normal" to go through a window a year on average. I also understand there are so many variables in a pebble striking the glass but these windshields just seem very fragile and don't make me feel as though this window measures up to a Superduty.. My 06 windshield took a lot worse as I lived in a rural area with gravel roads. I frequented the highways with the sanding they do, but I did not experience the cracks like this.

Not necessarily a complaint but I'm curious to see what you all have experienced so far with your trucks.

 

 

 

Just do a search tons of threads on the subject back to 2015. The windshields are absolutely junk.

 

 

$50 deductible comp. ins. I have to do them on my fleet cars all the time.

 

 

 

x2 on the crap factory glass on the Ford trucks. I drove a 2016 RAM 1500 for 2 years before my 2018 F250 and had some big rocks slam into it on the freeway, but never got a single chip or crack.

 

 

I already replaced mine at 12 days!