We had this issue on our 2015 Vegas. On a trip to Yellowstone and Glacier National Park in 2018, we wound up with two cracks, one on each side of the windshield from rocks thrown from other vehicles. Once home, I called every RV dealership / RV repair shop in our metro area with no success. I finally found Nationwide RV Glass. The customer rep I worked with was in Colorado (I live in Georgia). They worked with our insurance company and a local glass repair shop. It took 2- 3 weeks for the glass to be shipped to the repair shop if I remember correctly. Once the windshield was in, the repair shop sent a team to our home to replace it. I think there were 5 - 6 guys involved. It is a very large, heavy piece of glass.
They did a great job on the repair and we had no issues at all. The total cost was $5,400! Of course we had to pay the deductible, but I was very thankful that it was a covered repair.
Here is the link:
https://nationwidervglass.com
Dan
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