Honda CR-V Windshield Replacement

Matching the Right Glass by VIN

Not every Honda CR-V uses the same windshield. The glass for your specific vehicle depends on its year and trim and can include a forward-facing camera, a rain sensor, a heated wiper area, acoustic glass, or a heads-up display. We match the replacement to your Honda CR-V by VIN so the new glass has the same features as the one it replaces. Entering your VIN when you book helps us source and bring the exact part for your vehicle.

CR-V Windshield, 2012 to 2025

The CR-V windshield has gone from a plain piece of solar glass to one with a camera and a combined rain and light sensor. Here is what the catalog returns.

2012 CR-V. Windshield FW03516GTYN. Solar glass and nothing else, with a top molding listed as required. No camera, no sensor, no calibration.

2017 CR-V. Windshield FW04537GTYN. A forward camera with a static calibration: the vehicle stays still while targets are set at measured distances on a level floor in controlled lighting. That is shop work, not a road drive.

2025 CR-V Hybrid. Windshield FW05916GTYN. The calibration is listed as static or dynamic, leaving the method to the technician. The glass carries acoustic glass and a combined rain and light sensor, which drives the automatic wipers and the automatic headlights. It needs a rain sensor pad or optical gel fitted with it.

Why the rain sensor needs a pad or gel. A rain sensor shines infrared light into the glass and measures what bounces back, so it needs an optically clear layer bonding it to the windshield. The catalog calls for either an adhesive pad or a tube of optical gel, and only one of the two. Mount the sensor dry and the wipers behave erratically, and the owner blames the new glass.

The hybrid is its own vehicle for glass. A 2025 CR-V Hybrid comes back with its own part number. Telling us “2025 CR-V” is not quite enough on its own, which is one more reason the VIN settles it.

Every one of those distinctions comes off the VIN in seconds. None of them can be read off the outside of the vehicle. If you want the full explanation of how these part numbers work, see our guide to auto glass part numbers, and for what each feature does, see our windshield features guide.

ADAS Camera Calibration After Replacement

Many Honda CR-V models use a forward-facing camera mounted to the windshield for driver-assist systems. After a windshield replacement, that camera must be recalibrated. Skyview carries out ADAS calibration following the manufacturer's procedure, so your driver-assist features keep working as intended. See our ADAS calibration service for more.

Chip Repair, Side & Back Glass

A small chip in your Honda CR-V windshield can frequently be repaired rather than fully replaced, keeping the original factory glass in place. Skyview also handles side and back glass on the Honda CR-V, including door, vent, and quarter glass and the rear windshield, all backed by our lifetime workmanship warranty. See chip repair, side window replacement, and back glass replacement.

Insurance & Filing Your Claim

All insurance is accepted, and we file your Honda CR-V glass claim for free. From a chip repair to a full windshield replacement, we deal with your insurer directly on the paperwork. Many comprehensive (glass) customers owe only their deductible (many insurers waive it for a chip repair); your cost depends on your policy and deductible, which we verify with you first. See our insurance claims hub for carrier-specific details.

At Our Shops or Mobile

Choose a shop visit or mobile service for your Honda CR-V — we come to your home, work, or roadside across Michigan, Indiana and Illinois, or you can come to one of our shops. Each installation is backed by our lifetime workmanship warranty, and a free quote is always available.