For a Toyota GR Supra, a windshield replacement typically costs between $400 and $900 installed, depending on whether you choose OEM Toyota glass or an aftermarket alternative and whether ADAS recalibration is required. This article explains typical price ranges, factors that influence price, and how to obtain an accurate quote.
What a replacement typically costs
Prices reflect glass type and service details. The following ranges cover common scenarios in the U.S. market as of 2024–2026.
- OEM windshield (Toyota GR Supra) price: roughly $400–$800 for the glass itself; installation may be extra or included in a dealer quote.
- Aftermarket windshield price: roughly $150–$350 for the glass; installation typically $60–$180 depending on shop and region.
- Labor and installation: commonly $60–$180, with higher rates in major urban areas.
- ADAS recalibration (if required): $100–$400, or more if a specialized shop is needed.
- Additional fees (tax, disposal, core charges): typically $0–$50.
Note: If your Supra uses ADAS features that require camera calibration, the recalibration cost can significantly affect the total. Always confirm whether the quote includes glass, labor, and any recalibration.
OEM vs aftermarket considerations
Choosing between OEM Toyota glass and aftermarket options can impact price, warranty, and compatibility, especially for vehicles with sensors. OEM glass tends to be more expensive but may offer a closer fit and guaranteed compatibility with Toyota’s warranty terms, while aftermarket glass can be cheaper and widely available. Both options require proper installation to preserve safety features.
Getting an accurate quote
To ensure an accurate price for your Supra, collect basic information and request written estimates from multiple shops that itemize all costs.
- Year and trim of your Supra, and whether the model has ADAS or other sensor equipment in the windshield.
- Whether the quote is for OEM or aftermarket glass and whether it includes installation and recalibration.
- In-shop vs mobile replacement, and any disposal or core charges.
- Recalibration time, warranty terms, and expected downtime for the vehicle.
Get quotes from several shops and compare all line items to avoid surprises at pickup. If possible, ask for a written estimate that includes parts, labor, and any recalibration.
Summary
A Supra windshield replacement typically costs between $400 and $900 installed, with OEM glass at the higher end and aftermarket options offering savings. The final price depends on the glass type, labor rates, and whether ADAS recalibration is required. Always obtain multiple quotes and confirm what is included to ensure you’re comparing apples to apples.