You can run around all over the place to a "glass shop" if you want to. If it says made in America, it is made by a Chinese Co. operating plants in America. Same quality as made in China or Mexico or Canada. PPG has plants all over the world. You are going to pay more for the same thing and if it breaks, they will blame you. So figure out what is braking the glass. It's not the glass. Worn mechanism, metal touching glass, wrong tape, loose window, tight window, thermal coefficient of expansion of materials, crooked wind up. It is mandated to be safety laminated glass. It will crack or explode but hold together. Just curious: Why are windows always down and then you notice crack when rolled up? Logic says it's being cracked by a metal piece of structure hitting it while it's down. Tapping it as you drive. Or, as said, not held correctly while down. Keep the new ones up until you figure it out.
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Remember what Einstein said about insanity.


Right is right, even if everyone is against it, and wrong is wrong, even if everyone is for it. - William Penn