I was driving on a 2 lane hwy going about 50mph when i spotted a small star crack in the bottom, middle of my windshield. the crack has continued to grow, mostly horizontal over the next 2 weeks. the weather was mild, about 55 degrees and there was no one driving in front of me.
On returning to parked car mid-day on 2/2/2020 (a mild winter day, parked in shade at ski resort), i saw a t shaped crack on lower part of windshield just on passenger side of center. there was no chip or dent or crack in the central windshield when i parked the car. i didn't see or hear an impact to the windshield on the drive that morning. over the course of the next 10 days, this has grown, extending to the bottom of the windshield and across about half the width of the windshield.
Windshield spontaneously cracked overnight while parked in a garage. 12" crack appeared on driver's side. this is the second windshield that has cracked within 2 years and less than 27k miles.
Windshield cracks easily and quickly. affects safety/camera and sensors. a small chip appeared on the windshield, under cold temperatures in kansas 2020 january, chip grew a crack extending from driver to passenger side
Like other late model subaru outback owners, a spontaneous crack developed in the windshield. this crack appeared at approximately noon on saturday, december 29th, 2019 in the parking lot of a restaurant. i have an appointment to assess the problem tomorrow at the subaru dealer from whom i purchased the vehicle. the initial indication is that the crack may not be covered by the warranty. i am filing this complaint to document the issue and perhaps to recover the cost of this repair ,if incurred, from subaru.
A small rock or piece of gravel hit the driver's side windshield approximately 3" from the top edge while driving on the freeway. almost immediately a 12" long crack developed and has continued to spread. this is the second time this has happened in 16 months.
Small rock (maybe?) hit windshield and it immediately cracked. was driving back from memphis, tn to little rock, ar christmas evening on i-40. this is now the second time this has happened in 1.5 years of owning this vehicle.
My front windshield developed a spontaneous crack below the wiper blade. it was stationery.
Cracked windshield spontaneously occurred while vehicle was parked in driveway. crack spread throughout the lower portion of the windshield.
Small rock hit windshield and it caused a huge crack in march 2019 and then again in november 2019. we were driving down the highway when it happened. it should have cause no damage or just a little chip, not huge cracks. the windshield appears to be weak.
I bought my car brand new in march of 2018. after only 1 year the windshield cracked. i did not see where the initial chip was and came out to my car one morning and saw the windshield completely cracked. i was shocked at how expensive the recalibration was so i filed an insurance claim. i still had to pay around $300 to get it fixed because again, recalibration costs an exorbitant amount for some reason. after further review i got off light as having it done by the dealership was quoted to me as costing $850. it is now only 7 months later and my windshield is cracked all the way across again. i didn't see the chip at first until it had begun to crack a tiny amount. as i was driving in the city it spread all the way across the windshield. because i saw it early i planned to get it fixed the next day to hopefully avoid another few hundred dollars of expense. unfortunately, it spread all the way across the windshield making it irreparable within 30 minutes of my finding it. again, this was with me driving less than 30 mph with no ...
I have replaced the windshield 3 times already. tiny rocks are causing large cracks like i've never experienced before in other vehicles. this should not be happening.
I heard the noise of a pebble hitting the windshield on the highway traveling between 60 and 70 mph. less than a minute later, a crack appeared vertically from the bottom center of the windshield. later, the crack became a "t" and grew horizontally. the next day when the windshield defroster was on, the crack continued to grow to about a foot and a half. the windshield had to be replaced at this point.
My windshield has cracked twice since last year when i bought it new.
Front windshield cracked by itself while being stationary in a near-empty parking lot (only two cars in the parking lot including mine). happened on oct 10, 2019 between 10-11:30am. parked the car in the lot and went inside building for 90 minutes. when i came out i noticed a large crack in the front windshield originating at the deicer area in front of the passenger side. the crack pattern seems similar to the 2015/2016 outback/legacy cracked windshield issue (subaru bulletin #12-192-15r). other subaru outback owners have reported similar issues for recent outback year models based on google search of subaru forums. told subaru dealer about the issue and they said it was not covered under warranty. they asked me to replace windshield using auto-insurance glass coverage. i have replaced the windshield using my insurance and also paid (via insurance claim) for eyesight calibration as required by subaru.