Winnebago View windshield & glass replacement
A Winnebago View uses the standard Mercedes-Benz Sprinter cab windshield, not Winnebago coach glass, so replacement runs about $650–$1,300 installed and glass is usually in stock locally within 1–4 days. Units from roughly 2019 forward carry a forward-facing camera behind the mirror that requires recalibration after the glass is set.
Winnebago View glass at a glance
- RV class
- Class C
- Chassis
- Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 3500 cab chassis
- Model years
- 2006–present
- Glass type
- Single-piece laminated Sprinter cab windshield
- Typical cost
- $650–$1,300 installed
- Glass lead time
- 1–4 business days
The View is Winnebago's Sprinter-based Class C, and that single fact makes it one of the cheapest motorhome windshields to replace in the entire Winnebago lineup. The front cap is Winnebago fiberglass, but the cab — including the windshield opening — is Mercedes.
Do not let a shop quote you coach-glass pricing on a View. If someone comes back with a $2,500 Class A number, they have priced the wrong vehicle.
What to know before you order Winnebago View glass
- Order by Sprinter chassis generation, not by View model year: NCV3 (2007–2018) and VS30 (2019+) use different windshields and the coach year can straddle a chassis change mid-run.
- VS30 units with lane-keep and distance assist need static or dynamic camera recalibration after the set; budget $150–$300 on top and confirm the shop can perform it or sublets it.
- Acoustic and heated-wiper-park variants exist. Match the original — swapping to a base panel loses the heated park strip that matters in cold-weather storage.
- The Winnebago fiberglass cap overlaps the top edge of the cab glass on some floor plans, so the installer needs to release the cap trim rather than pry against it.
How to get an accurate Winnebago View quote
- Have the VIN ready — on a class c the glass follows the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 3500 cab chassis, and model year decides the part.
- Say whether the damage is a chip, a running crack, a stress crack with no impact point, or dual-pane fogging — each is a different job.
- Ask whether the quote is OEM or aftermarket glass, and whether freight is included.
- Confirm the safe drive-away time so you know when the coach can move.
- Get the workmanship warranty on leaks and stress cracks in writing before work starts.
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Winnebago View Glass Questions
How much is a Winnebago View windshield?
About $650–$1,300 installed. Base aftermarket Sprinter glass sits at the low end; OEM Mercedes glass with acoustic interlayer and camera bracket sits at the high end, plus $150–$300 for recalibration on 2019 and newer units.
Is the Winnebago View windshield the same as a Navion?
Yes. The View and the Itasca/Winnebago Navion are the same coach on the same Sprinter cab, so they take the identical windshield for a given chassis generation.
Can a mobile tech replace a View windshield?
Yes, and it is the normal way it gets done. The only constraints are level ground, temperatures within the urethane's cure window, and — on camera-equipped units — access to recalibration, which some mobile crews perform dynamically on a road drive.