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Here is a pic of the OEM/ Mopar acoustic windshield for the JL/JLU. It displays clearly the Mopar part# and the word "Acoustic".
Pic courtesy of @iflyimpilot
Pic courtesy of @iflyimpilot
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Mine on my sports says almost exactly the same thing except on the left where it says AS1 17 mine has an 18. Same on the right above the Made in USA mine says 17 not 18. Otherwise all the numbers are the same, including saying acoustic.Here is a pic of the OEM/ Mopar acoustic windshield for the JL/JLU. It displays clearly the Mopar part# and the word "Acoustic".
Pic courtesy of @iflyimpilot
So my dealer is selling an "appearance package" for $560. 7 years. Covers, dents, dings, glass and interior damage with no deductible. Sounds worth it alone for the glass.If you're going to have a Wrangler, you definitely need to make sure you're aware of what your non-collision deductible is and make sure that includes windshield glass. Figure out what the impact on your premium is and then choose wisely based on the fact that essentially replacing an OEM Wrangler windshield is typically around $400-500+... I think I've read on here that the acoustic Rubican windshield is like $600-700 installed. So really doesn't make much sense to have like a $500 deductible if it's only another $5-10 on your policy premium to have a much lower deductible, because at $500 you're basically paying out of pocket for almost all of the windshield anyway.
I have a $100 deductible and with the amount of windshields I've had to replace, I've gotten good value out of it and the associated premium impact.
I'd take thatSo my dealer is selling an "appearance package" for $560. 7 years. Covers, dents, dings, glass and interior damage with no deductible. Sounds worth it alone for the glass.
Yeah sounds pretty good... almost too good. Guess I'd just read the fine print. But if it is indeed all that, then you could definitely up your deductible for non-collision claims on your insurance policy to lower the premium.So my dealer is selling an "appearance package" for $560. 7 years. Covers, dents, dings, glass and interior damage with no deductible. Sounds worth it alone for the glass.
Mine hasn't cracked yet (fingers crossed), but I am curious as well if providers like safelite will give an option for gorilla glass.I’m still debating whether to get the Corning glass or not. Will insurance still pay out with that option?