How much does it cost to replace a Honda CR-V windshield?

A Honda CR-V windshield replacement costs $340–$450 for glass only. On 2017 and newer CR-Vs with Honda Sensing, ADAS recalibration adds $150–$350, bringing the total to $490–$800. Glass coverage and out-of-pocket costs depend on your policy and deductible.

Does the Honda CR-V may require calibration after replacement depending on the specific vehicle version and manufacturer procedure?

Yes. CR-V models from 2017 onward include Honda Sensing with a forward-facing camera. After windshield replacement, the forward collision warning and lane keeping assist camera may require recalibration depending on the specific vehicle version and manufacturer procedure. This adds $150–$350 to the total.

Honda CR-V Windshield Replacement Cost (2026)

Updated February 26, 2026

Replacing a Honda CR-V windshield costs $340–$450 for glass only. On 2017 and newer CR-Vs equipped with Honda Sensing, the forward collision and lane keeping camera may require recalibration depending on the specific vehicle version and manufacturer procedure after replacement — adding $150–$350 and bringing the total to $490–$800. Glass coverage and out-of-pocket costs depend on your policy and deductible.

Cash Price

$340–$450

Glass only (OEM/OEE)

With CO Insurance

Confirm cost

Comprehensive required

With ADAS (2017+)

$490–$800

Separate calibration fee

ADAS Calibration — 2017 and Newer CR-V

CR-V models from 2017 onward come with Honda Sensing as standard or optional equipment. This system uses a forward-facing camera mounted near the top of the windshield to enable forward collision warning, automatic emergency braking, and lane keeping assist. After windshield replacement, this camera requires recalibration.

Calibration cost: $150–$350
Required on 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022 CR-V trims with Honda Sensing
Pre-2017 CR-Vs typically do not require 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 — $340–$450

Factory-spec glass from Honda's supplier. Identical optical clarity and fit. Recommended for Honda Sensing-equipped CR-Vs to ensure camera performance after calibration.

OEE Aftermarket — $270–$360

Original Equipment Equivalent glass. Saves 20% and is safe for most uses. Confirm the glass meets Honda Sensing's optical specs before installing on 2017+ CR-Vs.

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