Jeep logo windscreen fit 2009 JKU

[outbreakmonkey]

Don't use Obriens ever. They're on average $100 more expensive in my experience. Last window I replaced was $200 through my guy, $440 through Windscreens Obrien.

[Nanook]

I had OBriens replace mine through insurance. The aftermarket windscreen was half the price of OEM and had all the correct badges. You wouldn't know the difference.

The only problem was (if I could call it a problem) I had to take the car into their workshop as they wont do Wranglers via their mobile service.

[YamahaDOC]

I'm lucky obrians did mine at home. I think if you own a JK you should have windscreen cover on your insurance policy. Original lasted 6 months

[YamahaDOC]

Originally Posted by outbreakmonkey

Don't use Obriens ever. They're on average $100 more expensive in my experience. Last window I replaced was $200 through my guy, $440 through Windscreens Obrien.

I've used them twice and was really impressed with their set up. Happy for my insurance people to pay for obrians

[MRGC]

It's going through insurance, it has to go to workshop which is 2min away for me.


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[SeaComms]

Originally Posted by YamahaDOC

I'm lucky obrians did mine at home. I think if you own a JK you should have windscreen cover on your insurance policy. Original lasted 6 months

Traded mine at 5 years and 123,000km and original screen without even a small chip.

[Nanook]

Originally Posted by YamahaDOC

I've used them twice and was really impressed with their set up. Happy for my insurance people to pay for obrians

I use O'briens even if it isn't through insurance. They are very professional. Last time I went with someone else the windscreen kept leaking.