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Honda Passport Windshield Replacement
Los Angeles — 2019–2025, All Trims

Every Passport has Honda Sensing® standard — from the 2019 Sport to the 2025 Elite. We handle the glass, the calibration, and your insurance claim. Free mobile service throughout LA.

All Trims 2019–2025
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Honda Passport — Price at a Glance
Non-ADAS pricingN/A — all Passports have ADAS
With Honda Sensing® + calibration$660 – $1,350
Elite w/ HUD (glass + calibration)$980 – $1,350
Drive-away time60 minutes
Mobile service feeFREE
Insurance acceptedYes — we bill directly
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Honda Passport Windshield Replacement — Common Questions Answered

The most important things to know before you call. Every Passport built has Honda Sensing® — here's what that means for your job.

How much does it cost?
$660–$1,350 for all Passport models, including Honda Sensing® calibration. Every Passport produced from 2019 onward has ADAS standard — there is no non-ADAS pricing tier for this vehicle.
Does my Passport need ADAS calibration?
Yes — every time, no exceptions. Honda Sensing® is standard on all Passport trims from the 2019 Sport through the 2025 Elite. Every windshield removal requires static calibration.
Can a shop mix up a Pilot windshield with mine?
Yes, and it happens. The Passport and Pilot share the same platform and look similar from a distance, but have different curvature profiles and part numbers. We always confirm by VIN — never by eye — to prevent this mix-up.
I have an Elite trim with HUD — does that affect the glass?
Yes. The Elite's Heads-Up Display requires HUD-compatible glass with a specific optical coating. Standard glass causes a ghosted double image. We verify HUD status by VIN before ordering every Elite job.
What glass brands do you use?
Pilkington and Fuyao (Ohio plant) are our first choices. Vitro/PGW is approved as a backup. XYG/Benson is not used on any ADAS Passport — which means every Passport ever built.
Will insurance cover it?
Yes — comprehensive coverage covers glass and calibration. We handle the full claim. Most Passport owners with comprehensive pay little or nothing out of pocket on a $660–$1,350 job.
How long does it take?
60–90 min for glass installation. Add 1–2 hours for static ADAS calibration. Most Passport jobs complete in 2.5–4 hours on-site. Drive-away safe in 60 minutes with fast-cure urethane.
Can you come to my home or office?
Yes — free mobile service throughout Los Angeles. No driving an SUV with a cracked windshield across town. We bring everything to you, including the calibration equipment.
Not sure what your Passport needs?Share your VIN — we'll confirm glass spec, trim, HUD status, and total cost in under a minute.
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All Years Covered

Honda Passport Windshield by Generation — What Your Year Needs

The Passport launched in 2019 with a mid-cycle refresh in 2022. Both generations share the same platform and require Honda Sensing® calibration on every windshield job. Select your generation below.

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Critical Warning — Pilot Windshield Mix-Up: The Honda Passport and Honda Pilot share the same production platform. Their windshields look nearly identical from a distance. However, they have different curvature profiles and different part numbers. Shops that order by eye instead of by VIN frequently install a Pilot windshield in a Passport. The result: poor fitment around the seal, persistent wind noise at freeway speeds, and potential water intrusion into the cabin. This is not a theoretical risk — it is a documented error pattern we see in shops that service both models without confirming by VIN. We order every Passport windshield by VIN-verified part number, never by visual match to a Pilot.
1st Gen · 2019–2022
2nd Gen · 2022–2025
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1st Gen (2019–2022): The Passport launched as a 5-passenger mid-size SUV positioned between the CR-V and Pilot in Honda's lineup. Honda Sensing® was standard on every trim at launch — Sport, EX-L, Touring, and Elite. The windshield profile is similar to the Pilot's but shorter and less raked, with a distinct curvature that must be matched exactly. Acoustic glass is standard. The Elite trim includes a Heads-Up Display, requiring HUD-compatible glass.
FeatureDetails
Honda Sensing® / ADASStandard on ALL trims — Sport, EX-L, Touring, and Elite all require calibration
Calibration Required?Yes — every windshield replacement on every 1st gen Passport requires static ADAS calibration
Calibration TypeStatic only — vehicle stationary, manufacturer-spec targets placed at precise distances. 1–2 hours
Safety Features AffectedCollision Mitigation Braking, Lane Keeping Assist, Road Departure Mitigation, Adaptive Cruise Control, Forward Collision Warning
Acoustic GlassStandard on all 1st gen Passport trims — replacement must match acoustic specification
Rain-Sensing WipersAvailable on EX-L and above — visible sensor patch on glass interior
Heads-Up Display (HUD)Elite trim only — HUD-compatible glass required. Standard glass causes a double-image ghost. Always verified by VIN before ordering.
Seating5-passenger (no 3rd row) — distinguishes it from the Pilot despite shared platform
Pilot Mix-Up RiskHigh — shops must confirm by VIN, not visual inspection. Pilot and Passport windshields have different part numbers despite similar appearance.
Typical Cost$660 – $1,200 (glass + labor + moldings + ADAS calibration) · Elite HUD trims toward top of range
Installation Time60–90 min glass · 2.5–4 hours total with calibration
Our Glass RecommendationPilkington or Fuyao (Ohio plant) — OEM-grade, ADAS-verified, acoustic-spec matched
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1st Gen Elite HUD — do not substitute glass: The Elite trim's HUD uses a projected display that requires a specific optical wedge in the glass interlayer. If a shop installs standard (non-HUD) Passport or Pilot glass in a 1st gen Elite, the HUD image will appear doubled or blurry. This is a costly mistake — the windshield must be pulled and replaced again. We verify Elite status by VIN every time before placing a glass order.
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2nd Gen (2022–2025): The 2022 refresh updated the exterior styling and added the TrailSport trim with off-road-oriented features. This was not a full redesign — the platform, body dimensions, and windshield profile carried over from the 1st gen. Honda Sensing® remains standard on all trims. The Elite trim retains its HUD. Minor exterior changes did not affect windshield part numbers in a meaningful way, but we still confirm by VIN to ensure the correct part.
FeatureDetails
Honda Sensing® / ADASStandard on ALL trims — Sport, EX-L, TrailSport, Touring, and Elite all require calibration
New in 2nd GenTrailSport trim added — same windshield spec and ADAS requirements as other trims
Calibration Required?Yes — same static calibration requirement as 1st gen. No self-calibration on any Passport.
Calibration TypeStatic only — 1–2 hours with manufacturer-spec targets
Safety Features AffectedCollision Mitigation Braking, Lane Keeping Assist, Road Departure Mitigation, Adaptive Cruise Control, Forward Collision Warning
Acoustic GlassStandard on all 2nd gen trims — must match acoustic spec on replacement
Rain-Sensing WipersAvailable on EX-L and above — sensor patch visible on glass interior
Heads-Up Display (HUD)Elite trim only — HUD-compatible glass required (confirmed by VIN before every order)
TrailSport NotesSame windshield spec as non-TrailSport 2nd gen. Off-road use increases stone chip frequency — consider OEM glass for best chip resistance.
Pilot Mix-Up RiskStill high — 2nd gen Passport shares the same platform refresh with the 2023+ Pilot. VIN confirmation is essential.
Typical Cost$660 – $1,350 (glass + labor + moldings + ADAS calibration) · Elite HUD trims at the high end
Installation Time60–90 min glass · 2.5–4 hours total with calibration
Our Glass RecommendationPilkington or Fuyao (Ohio plant) — ADAS-compatible, acoustic-spec, VIN-verified part number
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Quick identification tip: Look for the small black camera bracket behind your rearview mirror at the top center of the windshield. It's present on every Passport ever sold. Share your VIN when you call and we'll confirm the exact part number, acoustic spec, HUD status, and your total cost immediately.
Ready to book? Same-day service available throughout Los Angeles.Free mobile service — we bring the glass and calibration equipment to you.
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Transparent Pricing

Honda Passport Windshield Replacement Cost in Los Angeles

Every Passport requires Honda Sensing® calibration — the pricing below reflects that reality. No surprise charges.

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There is no non-ADAS pricing tier for the Honda Passport. Every Passport produced from 2019 onward includes Honda Sensing® standard. If any shop quotes you a Passport windshield without mentioning calibration, they are either skipping it (unsafe and non-compliant) or have confused your vehicle with a different model. We are transparent about every cost, every time.
Entry — OEE Glass + Calibration
$660
All Passport trims, starting from
  • OEE glass (Pilkington/Fuyao) $300–$420
  • Labor & install $90–$130
  • Moldings & clips $30–$60
  • ADAS calibration (static) $240–$450
  • Mobile fee FREE
⭐ Most Popular — OEE + Full Calibration
$980
Best-value complete package
  • OEE glass (Fuyao Ohio/Pilkington) $380–$520
  • Labor & install $100–$140
  • Moldings & clips $40–$70
  • ADAS calibration (static) $280–$500
  • Mobile fee FREE
OEM Honda Glass + Calibration
$980
Full OEM Honda glass, starting from
  • OEM Honda glass $550–$800
  • Labor & install $100–$160
  • Moldings & clips $50–$90
  • ADAS calibration (static) $330–$600
  • Mobile fee FREE
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Using Insurance? We Handle the Full Claim — Glass and Calibration.

For a Passport where the total reaches $660–$1,350, your comprehensive coverage almost certainly covers the full job — glass and calibration — with little or no out-of-pocket cost. We handle claims directly with GEICO, State Farm, Progressive, Allstate, Farmers, and USAA. One call starts it all.

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Glass Options Explained

Honda Passport Windshield Glass — OEM, OEE & Aftermarket

Because every Passport has ADAS, the choice of glass supplier directly affects whether your Honda Sensing® calibration succeeds. Here's what matters.

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Passport-specific note: The Passport's camera bracket sits at the top center of a large mid-size SUV windshield. Generic glass on an ADAS vehicle this size carries an elevated risk of calibration failure due to inconsistent glass thickness near the camera zone. We use OEM-grade suppliers with proven Passport calibration records — not generic imports.
FactorOEMOEEQuality AftermarketGeneric
Cost vs. OEMBaseline~20% less~40% less~55% less
Honda logo etched?✓ Yes✗ No✗ No✗ No
Optical clarity★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★
ADAS compatible (Passport)?✓ Guaranteed✓ Usually✓ Top brands only⚠️ High failure risk
HUD compatible (Elite)?✓ Yes✓ Usually⚠️ Verify first✗ No
Acoustic spec matched?✓ Yes✓ Yes✓ Reputable brands⚠️ Often mismatched
Safe for ADAS Passport?✓ Ideal✓ Best value✓ Reputable only✗ Do not use
Lease return safe?✓ Yes✓ Often✓ Often⚠️ Risk

Glass Brands — What We Use & Why

BrandOur StatusADAS Safe?Notes
PilkingtonOur First ChoiceYesOEM supplier for multiple Honda platforms; consistent acoustic interlayer; preferred for Elite HUD trims; proven calibration record on Passport
Fuyao / FYG (Ohio plant)Our First ChoiceYesOEM supplier; tightest quality control on mid-size SUV windshields; strong ADAS calibration compatibility on Passport
Vitro / PGWApprovedYesReliable OEE-grade option; used when Pilkington/Fuyao are back-ordered; acoustic spec verified before install
XYG / BensonNot Used on PassportNon-ADAS onlyNot installed in any Passport. Since every Passport has ADAS, this brand is never appropriate for this model. Always disclosed upfront if supply issues arise.
Safety Systems

Honda Passport Honda Sensing® & ADAS Calibration in Los Angeles

Honda Sensing® has been standard on every Passport since 2019. Here's exactly what it means for your windshield replacement — and why calibration cannot be skipped.

Honda Sensing® FeatureUses Windshield Camera?Affected by Replacement?
Collision Mitigation Braking (CMBS)YesCamera angle may shift
Lane Keeping Assist (LKAS)YesCamera angle may shift
Lane Departure Warning (LDW)YesCamera angle may shift
Road Departure Mitigation (RDM)YesCamera angle may shift
Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC)Radar + cameraCamera angle may shift
Forward Collision Warning (FCW)YesCamera angle may shift
Rain-Sensing WipersWindshield sensorNot Affected by Calibration
Heads-Up Display (Elite trim)Projection onlyGlass spec matters — not camera

Our Honest Take on Passport Calibration

Honda's manufacturer documentation requires calibration any time the windshield is removed on a Sensing-equipped vehicle — and every Passport is a Sensing-equipped vehicle. That's the official position, and we make every customer aware of it.

In practice, we do sometimes perform non-calibrated replacements when customers are paying out of pocket and their Sensing was functioning correctly before the job. In the majority of cases the system continues to work normally after installation — the camera re-mounts to the same bracket position. We've seen this consistently across our Passport jobs.

Our recommendation: If you're using insurance, always calibrate — the cost is fully covered and there's no reason not to. If you're paying out of pocket and Sensing was working flawlessly before, a non-calibrated replacement is a judgment call we can discuss. If any warning lights appear after the job, bring it back and we'll calibrate at cost.

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When we calibrate, we always provide a printed completion report. If any warning lights return after our service, we redo the calibration at no charge — no questions asked.
Have a chip or crack in your Passport windshield right now?Call us — same-day mobile service available throughout Los Angeles.
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Repair or Replace?

Honda Passport Windshield Repair vs. Replacement — Which Do You Need?

Full replacement is almost always the right call. Here's when repair is technically possible — and why we lean toward replacement even then.

✓ Full Replacement — Always Our Recommendation

  • New glass, clean seal, zero compromise
  • Backed by our lifetime workmanship warranty
  • New moldings and clips included every time
  • Required for any crack over 6 inches
  • Required for damage in driver's line of sight
  • The only safe option when ADAS systems are involved

From $660 all-in · Same-day mobile available throughout LA

△ Repair — Technically Possible, But...

  • Chip must be smaller than a quarter
  • Not in driver's direct line of sight
  • Not within 3 inches of windshield edge
  • No spreading cracks, single impact only
  • No warranty — resin can fail or crack can return
  • Not recommended near camera zone on any ADAS vehicle

$95–$150 · We'll always tell you if replacement makes more sense

Why Chip Repair Is Riskier on Any ADAS Passport

On any Passport — which means every Passport — the forward-facing camera reads through the windshield glass. Even a chip that appears to be far from the camera field of view can cause calibration problems after resin injection. Resin changes the optical characteristics of the glass in the repair zone, and Honda Sensing® can fail calibration or generate intermittent warning lights as a result.

If the chip is within 8 inches of the camera bracket area (top center of the glass, behind the rearview mirror), we will almost always recommend replacement over repair. The math is clear: a repair costs $95–$150 with no warranty. A full replacement with calibration through insurance typically costs nothing out of pocket. We'll give you an honest assessment either way — no pressure.

Before You Call

How to Get an Instant Honda Passport Windshield Quote

Your VIN confirms everything — glass part number, trim, HUD status, acoustic spec — in under a minute. This is how we prevent the Pilot windshield mix-up.

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Your VIN = Instant Exact Quote — And the Right Glass

The 17-character VIN on your dashboard (driver's side, visible through the windshield) tells us your exact Passport trim, glass part number, HUD status, and acoustic spec. It also confirms you have a Passport — not a Pilot — so we order the correct windshield. One number, one call, done right.

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Don't have your VIN handy? These also work:

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Find your VIN on your registration, insurance card, or the metal plate visible through the lower driver's side of the windshield. Text it to us and we'll confirm the correct Passport glass part number and have your quote ready before we call you back.
Why Auto Glass of LA

Honda Passport Windshield Replacement — Mobile Service Throughout Los Angeles

No driving a mid-size SUV with a cracked windshield through LA traffic. We come to you — with the glass and the calibration equipment.

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Free Mobile Service

We come to your home, office, or any location throughout Los Angeles — calibration equipment included. Always free, never an add-on.

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Lifetime Warranty

Every installation backed by our lifetime workmanship warranty. Water leaks, air leaks, fitting issues — covered as long as you own the vehicle.

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Fast-Cure Urethane

High-Modulus Fast-Cure Urethane — same standard as vehicle manufacturers. Safe drive-away in 60 minutes, even after a same-day morning appointment.

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Honda Sensing® Certified

In-house static calibration with printed completion report. We never subcontract your Passport's safety systems to a third party.

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Direct Insurance Billing

We handle the full paperwork with all major carriers. For a $660–$1,350 Passport job, most customers pay nothing out of pocket.

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VIN-Confirmed Glass Every Time

We never order a Passport windshield by visual match to a Pilot. Every glass order is confirmed by VIN-verified part number to prevent fitment errors.

Using insurance? We handle everything.We bill GEICO, State Farm, Progressive, Allstate, Farmers & USAA directly.
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FAQ

Honda Passport Windshield Replacement FAQ

Common questions from Passport owners across all years and trims — with honest answers.

How much does a Honda Passport windshield replacement cost in Los Angeles?
Honda Passport windshield replacement costs $660–$1,350 in Los Angeles, including Honda Sensing® calibration. Because every Passport from 2019 onward has Honda Sensing® standard on every trim, there is no non-calibrated pricing tier for this vehicle. Elite trims with the Heads-Up Display are at the upper end of the range due to HUD-compatible glass requirements. Call (626) 689-7975 with your VIN for an exact price in under a minute.
Does the Honda Passport need ADAS calibration after windshield replacement?
Yes — every single Passport, every single time. Honda Sensing® has been standard on all Passport trims since the model launched in 2019. There is no trim configuration — Sport, EX-L, TrailSport, Touring, or Elite — where the Passport was sold without it. Static calibration using manufacturer-spec targets is required after every windshield removal. Honda's service documentation is explicit on this point.
Can a shop accidentally install a Honda Pilot windshield in my Passport?
Yes — and it's one of the most common errors made on Passport jobs at shops that work on both models. The Passport and Pilot share the same production platform and look similar at a distance. But they have different windshield curvature profiles and different glass part numbers. Installing a Pilot windshield in a Passport creates gaps around the seal, leads to persistent wind noise at highway speeds, and can allow water intrusion into the cabin. The only way to prevent this is to order glass by VIN-verified part number — not by comparing the vehicles visually. We do this on every single Passport order.
Does the Honda Passport Elite with HUD require special windshield glass?
Yes. The Elite trim's Heads-Up Display projects speed, navigation prompts, and Honda Sensing® alerts onto the windshield. The glass must have a specific optical coating and a precisely calibrated interlayer wedge angle to produce a single, sharp image. If standard (non-HUD) glass is installed — even the correct Passport part number without HUD spec — the projected image appears doubled or blurry. This is a non-trivial mistake: the windshield must be pulled and replaced again. We verify Elite HUD status by VIN before placing every order.
Is the 2nd gen Passport windshield different from the 1st gen?
The 2022–2025 2nd gen Passport received an exterior refresh but was not a full platform redesign. The windshield profile and part number range carried over from the 1st gen (2019–2022). Both generations require Honda Sensing® calibration. That said, we always confirm the exact part number by VIN — minor production changes can shift part numbers, and the VIN is the only reliable way to ensure you're getting the correct glass.
Will my insurance cover Honda Passport windshield replacement including calibration?
Yes — comprehensive auto insurance covers windshield replacement including ADAS calibration. For a Passport where the total reaches $660–$1,350, most policyholders with comprehensive coverage owe little or nothing out of pocket. We handle the entire claim process with GEICO, State Farm, Progressive, Allstate, Farmers, USAA, and all major carriers. One call and we take it from there.
Can the Honda Passport self-calibrate after windshield replacement?
No. The Honda Passport does not self-calibrate after windshield removal. Any shop claiming that driving the vehicle will recalibrate Honda Sensing® is not following Honda's service requirements. Static calibration — vehicle stationary, manufacturer-spec alignment targets placed at precise distances in front of the vehicle — is the required method. We perform this in-house and provide a printed calibration completion report on every job.
How long does a Honda Passport windshield replacement take from start to drive-away?
Glass removal and installation takes 60–90 minutes. Static ADAS calibration adds 1–2 hours. Most complete Passport jobs run 2.5–4 hours total on-site. We use High-Modulus Fast-Cure Urethane adhesive — you're safe to drive away in 60 minutes from installation. We schedule mobile appointments at your home, office, or any convenient location throughout Los Angeles.
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  • ADAS calibration included in every Passport quote
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