Yeah. I’ve noticed that too.I typically notice it when the sun is setting and comes straight through the glass. Check it out closer when it's in these lighting conditions. I apologize in advance if you do notice it and it drives you bonkers like it does me...
Damn, dude! I wouldn’t use steel wool on a windshield. They make glass polish that will get deposits off without scratching the windshield. All my windshields look like that within a year or two. It’s usually small divots in the glass from sand and rocks, so it’s weird that a new windshield would have it.These bubbles or whatever are sooooo tiny it is near impossible to capture them with my iPhone 6s. You have to see them in real life with the sun shining directly through the windshield. In all other conditions it is almost unnoticeable, but when the sun is setting and shinning through it is very apparent and my OCD enters critical meltdown.
I mean, come on, this is a brand new $60,000 vehicle, I shouldn't have to just "deal" with this major annoyance.
*I shined a flashlight through the windshield to try to illuminate the specks. The photo obviously isn't great, but if you look closely you can see all the tiny specks in the glass. Again, I've cleaned the glass with steel wool and it isn't on the surface, it is IN the glass.
I have the exact same windshield issue. I noticed it 3 mths after picking up my Wrangler (it was in the fall & I was driving directly into the setting sun). I took it to the dealer recently and they're talking to Chrylser about replacing it. There are thousands of bubbles and some of them are diff colors. In the late afternoon full sun, it's a serious safety issue because you literally cannot see through the bubbles. I've almost hit other cars a few times, can't see stoplights, etc. I was able to get somewhat decent pics. It is NOT pitting on the outside of the windshield as some have suggested. I've recently retired & finally had time to visit the dealer during sunset to work out the issue/replacement.
Poor quality glass sandThese bubbles or whatever are sooooo tiny it is near impossible to capture them with my iPhone 6s. You have to see them in real life with the sun shining directly through the windshield. In all other conditions it is almost unnoticeable, but when the sun is setting and shinning through it is very apparent and my OCD enters critical meltdown.
*I shined a flashlight through the windshield to try to illuminate the specks. The photo obviously isn't great, but if you look closely you can see all the tiny specks in the glass. Again, I've cleaned the glass with steel wool and it isn't on the surface, it is IN the glass.
My original looked like it was sandblasted after the first 6 months and then it cracked from a stone so I replaced it
