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The windshield was redesigned for 2021 and again for 2024: glass from the years before doesn't fit.
Since 2021, every windshield is made for a camera behind the mirror, so calibration is part of the job.
The windshield changed partway through a model year (May 2022): two cars from the same year can need different glass. The build date on the driver's door sticker tells which.
Head-up display versions from 2024: the glass is made for the projected image, and only that version shows it sharp.
The Ford F-150 has dominated America's truck landscape for decades, and technicians in our network replace windshields for these workhorses across the country.
From the basic Regular Cab to luxury King Ranch models, your F-150 likely features rain sensors, automatic headlights, and possibly a forward-facing camera that powers Ford Co-Pilot360 technologies like adaptive cruise control and lane-keeping assist.
These systems demand precise ADAS calibration after windshield replacement, which requires specialized equipment and typically means visiting a partner workshop rather than mobile service.
Road debris, hailstorms, and temperature swings are the usual suspects behind F-150 windshield damage, especially given how much time these trucks spend on work sites and highways.
Our network offers Original Equipment (OE), Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) and Original Equipment Equivalent (OEE) glass options; ask for OEE if you want the most cost-effective choice.
Whether your Ford F-150 hauls families to soccer practice or equipment to job sites, a properly fitted windshield protects both your investment and your passengers.
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