Toyota Yaris Windshield Replacement Cost

Auto Glass Estimator’s latest Toyota Yaris windshield quotes ran $225–$474 across 8 windshield quotes (September 2026). At the top of the range was a 2012 Toyota Yaris 2 Door Hatchback ($474); at the bottom, a 2009 Toyota Yaris 4 Door Sedan ($225). Newer Toyotas carry Toyota Safety Sense; its camera sits in the windshield and needs recalibration after replacement, so they price higher. Updated September 2026.

Toyota Yaris windshield replacement cost by model year

Model-year averages run $277 to $452: 2006–2009 average $295, 2010–2019 average $316, 2020–2021 average $444. Nothing newer than 2021 is in the Toyota Yaris table yet; the recent quotes below show what current model years are costing.

Average of Auto Glass Estimator quotes by model year (2006–2021). Table updated September 2026.

Year	Average Price
2021	$435.85
2020	$452.40
2019	$355.70
2018	$330.46
2017	$324.35
2016	$314.40
2015	$350.73
2014	$306.43
2012	$281.23
2011	$294.21
2010	$289.13
2009	$297.53
2008	$299.69
2007	$277.48
2006	$305.21

What changes the price for a Toyota Yaris

• Driver-assist camera. Toyota requires the forward recognition camera to be calibrated whenever the windshield is removed or replaced; on a Yaris that means the Toyota Safety Sense camera is reset after the new glass is bonded in. Toyota made Toyota Safety Sense standard on almost every trim level in the U.S. from the 2018 model year, so a recent Yaris very likely has it.
• Genuine glass. On a Yaris this matters: Toyota warns that with non-genuine glass the black ceramic border may keep the camera from seeing through it properly; the price gap is covered in our OEM vs. aftermarket comparison.
• Body style. Different body styles use different glass: in the recent quotes, 2 Door Hatchback versions were quoted $474 and 4 Door Sedan versions $225–$251.
• Age of the car. Older Yaris models (2006–2010) average $294 in our table against $380 for 2017–2021.
• Separate calibration fee. If your Yaris has a windshield camera, the recalibration is a line of its own; this guide gives typical prices.

Recent Toyota Yaris windshield replacement estimates

Toyota Yaris: repair or replace?

A chip smaller than a quarter or a crack shorter than about three inches can usually be repaired — faster and far cheaper than a full replacement. Replacement is the safer choice when the damage is longer than a dollar bill, sits in the driver’s line of sight, reaches the edge of the glass (which weakens the whole windshield), or goes through both layers. A qualified shop can confirm which option your Toyota Yaris qualifies for.

Does insurance cover a Toyota Yaris windshield?

Whether insurance covers your Toyota Yaris windshield depends on your comprehensive coverage and deductible. A few states require insurers to waive the glass deductible entirely, and some insurers waive it for small chip repairs. See our guides to states with zero deductible for comprehensive glass claims and states with glass endorsement coverage to check the rules in your state.

Toyota Yaris owner reviews

• “Clean, Fast, On time, Great communication. Thank You John B” — John B., East Falmouth, MA, 2018-09-13 (5/5)
• “The installer was awesome. He called and arrived early, and replaced my window in about 20 minutes.” — DEREK R., Cincinnati, OH, 2018-06-19 (5/5)

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