Roadtrek Windshield & Window Replacement

Headquarters: Cambridge, Ontario
RV types built: Class B camper vans

Roadtrek vans use factory chassis windshields — Mercedes Sprinter, Ram ProMaster, or Chevrolet Express depending on model — so front glass is affordable and quick to source.

The Roadtrek-specific glass is in the conversion: side windows, screened vents, and rear panels added during the build.

Roadtrek model lines we cover

Zion, Zion SRT (Ram ProMaster)
Play, Agile, Simplicity (Ram ProMaster and Sprinter)
SS Agile, CS Adventurous, 190 Popular (Sprinter and Chevy Express)
Chase, Chase 9 (Mercedes Sprinter)

What to know about Roadtrek glass

ProMaster and Express windshields are inexpensive and stocked nationwide; Sprinter glass costs more but is still a standard automotive part.
Newer Sprinter-based Roadtreks need forward camera recalibration after windshield replacement.
Conversion side windows are frame-mounted units sourced through RV suppliers rather than auto glass distributors — expect longer lead times than the windshield.
Older Roadtrek units on Chevy Express chassis are the cheapest Class B glass jobs on the road, frequently under $500 installed.

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Roadtrek Glass Questions

How much does a Roadtrek windshield cost?

Chevy Express-based Roadtreks are typically $300–$600 installed, ProMaster-based Zion and Play around $400–$800, and Sprinter-based Chase or SS Agile around $600–$1,300 plus recalibration where applicable.

Who replaces Roadtrek camper side windows?

RV glass specialists rather than auto glass shops. The conversion windows are RV-supplier frame units, and installers who work on Class B vans keep the sourcing contacts.