Winnebago Windshield Replacement

Headquarters: Forest City, Iowa
RV types built: Class A, Class B, Class C, travel trailers

Winnebago builds across every RV category, so "Winnebago windshield replacement" covers three very different jobs. A Travato uses a stock Ram ProMaster windshield; an Adventurer uses a curved two-piece coach glass set built to a Winnebago-specific mold.

Identify which platform your coach sits on before requesting quotes — it changes the price by an order of magnitude.

Winnebago model lines we cover

Adventurer, Vista, Sunstar, Intent (Class A gas)
Journey, Forza, Horizon, Tour (Class A diesel)
Travato, Solis, Revel, Ekko (Class B)
View, Navion, Minnie Winnie, Spirit, Access (Class C)

What to know about Winnebago glass

Class A coaches use two-piece curved laminated glass split by a center post; molds are Winnebago-specific and vary by front cap generation, so model year matters as much as model name.
View and Navion are built on the Mercedes Sprinter cab chassis, so they use Sprinter windshields — widely available, and camera recalibration applies on newer units.
Minnie Winnie and Spirit ride on Ford E-450 cutaway chassis and use standard Ford windshields at automotive pricing.
Travato uses Ram ProMaster glass; Revel and Ekko use Mercedes and Ford Transit glass respectively.
Winnebago dual-pane side windows are common on higher trims; fogging between panes is the usual failure and can often be resealed rather than replaced.

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Winnebago Glass Questions

How much does a Winnebago windshield cost to replace?

A Class A Winnebago such as an Adventurer or Journey typically runs $1,200–$3,000 per curved panel installed. A View or Navion on the Sprinter chassis is around $600–$1,200. A Minnie Winnie on the Ford E-450 chassis is roughly $400–$800.

Are Winnebago windshields still available for older coaches?

Usually yes. Winnebago's high production volume means most molds remain available or have a documented cross-reference to another coach on the same shell. Supply your VIN and model year — the front cap tooling changed within model generations.

Can a mobile service replace a Winnebago Class A windshield?

Yes. Two-piece curved Winnebago glass is routinely set on site by mobile crews with proper suction handling equipment, provided the weather allows the urethane to cure correctly.