Ford F-150 Windshield Replacement Cost (2026)
Replacing a Ford F-150 windshield costs $380–$520 for glass only. Truck windshields are larger than most SUV and car windshields — more glass material and more installation labor drives the cost up. On 2018 and newer F-150s with Ford Co-Pilot360, the forward-facing ADAS camera may require recalibration depending on the specific vehicle version and manufacturer procedure after replacement — adding $150–$350 and bringing the total to $530–$870. Glass coverage and out-of-pocket costs depend on your policy and deductible.
Cash Price
$380–$520
Glass only (OEM/OEE)
With CO Insurance
Confirm cost
Comprehensive required
With ADAS (2018+)
$530–$870
Separate calibration fee
Why truck windshields cost more: Full-size truck windshields have a larger surface area and more complex curvature than most cars and crossovers. The F-150's windshield requires more glass material and more installation time, which adds $30–$60 to the base price compared to a similarly equipped SUV.
ADAS Calibration — 2018 and Newer F-150
F-150 models from 2018 onward can be equipped with Ford Co-Pilot360, which includes a forward-facing camera mounted near the top of the windshield. After replacement, this camera may require recalibration depending on the specific vehicle version and manufacturer procedure so automatic emergency braking, lane centering, and adaptive cruise control can function correctly.
- Calibration cost: $150–$350
- Required on 2018–2024 F-150 trims with Co-Pilot360
- Pre-2018 F-150s or base trims without Co-Pilot360 do not require camera calibration
Colorado Insurance | Coverage & Deductibles
Glass coverage and out-of-pocket costs depend on your policy and deductible. Your policy and deductible determine what you pay. Ask the insurer to confirm coverage and claim treatment.
- Glass coverage and out-of-pocket costs depend on your policy and deductible.
- Ask your insurer whether a glass claim could affect future premiums or discounts.
- Requires comprehensive coverage (not liability-only)
OEM vs Aftermarket Glass
OEM Glass — $380–$520
Factory-spec glass from Ford's supplier. Recommended for Co-Pilot360-equipped F-150s to ensure the ADAS camera performs correctly after recalibration.
OEE Aftermarket — $305–$415
Original Equipment Equivalent glass. Saves roughly 20%. A reliable option for older F-150s without Co-Pilot360. Verify ADAS camera compatibility for 2018+ models.
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