I have had Hyundai OEM windshields replaced in the past and this is what I learned.
It's all about the installation.
Most third parties will not prep right and not use the proper sealant, including Safelite.
Hyundai has a very specific detailed procedured.
The windshield is a structural component.
The sealant used must be heated to a specific temperature and applied with a powered applicator gun.
Many will use silicone sealant and heat it, but it's not the proper polyurethane sealant.
Not Autozone windshield sealant.
Bonding can only work if the glass amd frame is prepped with proper solvent.
Problem is not the OEM glass defect, it's the application of the bead. To thin the windshield and frame will flex and cause a fault in the glass.
I suspect wrong application, wrong prep, and/or wrong temperature with wrong sealant.
Even the few dealers who will do it, find it close to impossible to meet factory controlled environment of proper installation and prep.