Subaru Outback Windshield Replacement Cost (2026)
Replacing a Subaru Outback windshield costs $380–$490 for glass only. On 2015 and newer Outbacks with Subaru EyeSight Driver Assist Technology, both EyeSight cameras may require recalibration depending on the specific vehicle version and manufacturer procedure after replacement — adding $200–$350 and bringing the total to $530–$840. EyeSight's dual-camera design makes it one of the more expensive ADAS calibrations of any vehicle. Colorado drivers with comprehensive insurance pay $0 out of pocket under Colorado's zero-deductible glass law (C.R.S. 10-4-609).
Cash Price
$380–$490
Glass only (OEM/OEE)
With CO Insurance
$0
Comprehensive required
With EyeSight (2015+)
$530–$840
Dual camera calibration
EyeSight Calibration — 2015 and Newer Outback
Subaru EyeSight is unique among ADAS systems: it uses two cameras mounted side by side at the top of the windshield, forming a stereo vision pair. Both cameras may require recalibration depending on the specific vehicle version and manufacturer procedure after windshield replacement — not just one — and the manufacturer procedure may call for precise alignment relative to each other. This dual-camera process requires more time and specialized equipment than single-camera ADAS systems.
- EyeSight calibration cost: $200–$350 (higher than most ADAS — both cameras)
- Required on 2015–2024 Outback trims with EyeSight
- EyeSight became standard on most Outback trims from 2015 onward
- Pre-2015 Outbacks without EyeSight require no camera calibration
Colorado Insurance — Pay $0
Colorado law (C.R.S. 10-4-609) requires insurance companies to waive the deductible for windshield repairs and replacements when you carry comprehensive coverage. Outback owners in Colorado typically pay nothing out of pocket — including the higher EyeSight dual-camera calibration fee.
- Zero deductible applies to full replacement, not just chips
- Does not raise your premium or count as a claim in most cases
- Requires comprehensive coverage (not liability-only)
OEM vs Aftermarket Glass
OEM Glass — $380–$490
Factory-spec glass from Subaru's supplier. Ensures the precise optical clarity that EyeSight's stereo camera system requires. Strongly recommended for EyeSight-equipped Outbacks.
OEE Aftermarket — $305–$390
Original Equipment Equivalent glass. Saves roughly 20%. EyeSight is sensitive to glass optical properties — always verify the aftermarket glass is approved for EyeSight before installing on 2015+ Outbacks.
Get your Outback windshield replaced today
Optional EyeSight calibration available for an additional fee. Mobile service in Denver and the Front Range.
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