It looks like it's delaminating! That would be a safety and a warranty issue.Anybody have this issue on any of their windows, if so was it covered under warranty? Not my car in the photo but mine is similar, I don't think it looks very attractive
Perfectly normal in tempered glass. Nothing to worry about.Anybody have this issue on any of their windows, if so was it covered under warranty? Not my car in the photo but mine is similar, I don't think it looks very attractive
IF it's only visible on certain angles and certain situations. If it's always visible I'd be concerned.Perfectly normal in tempered glass. Nothing to worry about.
Generally most visible at 56 degree angle. I can see it in the side windows of my Tundra at a lot of different angles not just 56 degrees. Especially if the sun is hitting them .IF it's only visible on certain angles and certain situations. If it's always visible I'd be concerned.
Have you tinted your windows ? Might mitigate it somewhat. Just a guess.If its daylight its visible but i don't want to look at it lol
I haven't seen it in any of my cars that I can remember.Generally most visible at 56 degree angle. I can see it in the side windows of my Tundra at a lot of different angles not just 56 degrees. Especially if the sun is hitting them .
I have tempered shatter shield safety glass panels in my greenhouse and can’t see any marks at any angle. Go figure. They used to be sliding balcony doors that came from an apartment building renovation a friend of mine had the contract for. Nice donation I must say. Substantial amounts of beer returned in appreciation.I haven't seen it in any of my cars that I can remember.
Funny, if it's that common you'd think you'd see it more often. All car glass is laminated so I guess a certain percentage would have it visible. <shrug>I have tempered shatter shield safety glass panels in my greenhouse and can’t see any marks at any angle. Go figure. They used to be sliding balcony doors that came from an apartment building renovation a friend of mine had the contract for. Nice donation I must say. Substantial amounts of beer returned in appreciation.
If you take it to the dealer and it's clearly visible you can argue the glass is delaminating, but they'll likely ask the GM district manager for their opinion and you'll likely be denied judging by the info 1stvette provided.So you think a guy should have to live with it?
You are absolutely right. Normally I cannot see it with the naked eye very well, but it shows on cameras and with my sun glasses. I have seen this with ceramic tint all all my last 4 vehicles that where tinted with XPEL CS.Have you tinted your windows ? Might mitigate it somewhat. Just a guess.
I have noticed that as well when wearing sunglasses. Really stands out then.You are absolutely right. Normally I cannot see it with the naked eye very well, but it shows on cameras and with my sun glasses. I have seen this with ceramic tint all all my last 4 vehicles that where tinted with XPEL CS.
When wearing my polarized sun glasses and I can see it in other cars on the highway as well with or without tint.
I wear prescription glasses that darken/polarize in the bright sun. "Transitions" lenses.I have noticed that as well when wearing sunglasses. Really stands out then.
I had them at one time but find they take too long to “ transition “ .I wear prescription glasses that darken/polarize in the bright sun. "Transitions" lenses.
My optometrist/glasses lady said that the newer ones are much faster to react, and my new ones (18 months ago) do seem to be faster than the first Transitions pairs I got about a decade ago. Essilor has been improving the product?I had them at one time but find they take too long to “ transition “ .