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      03-24-2020, 01:26 PM   #17
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Drives: 2018 Bmw M5
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Originally Posted by dardeca View Post
I went through insurance and had the OEM glass replaced at my local BMW dealer. I had to insist on OEM glass with insurance, but since the car was so new, they didn't put up a fight. Some have said that once the new windshield is installed that all the connected drive, HUD and other sensors around the windshield need to be reprogrammed, but I've read other reports that say all those electronics are self correcting/leveling and don't need to be reprogrammed. So in the end...I'm not sure which is the correct way.

I paid $250 deductible and just had insurance pay the dealership the rest. I think it was about $2200 all in for me last year (live in Texas).
So what the insurance is doing is having a third party come to my house and replace the glass and related parts with new BMW parts then sending it to my dealer for calibration which they are paying for. Guess it's cheaper for the insurance that way and my dealer can make sure they did the job correctly
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