What is ADAS?
Advanced driver-assistance systems can include lane-departure warnings, lane keeping, automatic emergency braking, adaptive cruise control and traffic-sign recognition. Many rely on a camera mounted near the windshield.
ADAS calibration after windshield replacement
Modern safety cameras must be aimed correctly after the glass supporting them is replaced.
Why calibration matters
Removing and replacing the windshield can change the camera’s position relative to the road. Calibration teaches the vehicle the camera’s correct reference points so supported safety features can interpret lanes and objects properly.
Static and dynamic calibration
Some vehicles are calibrated with targets and specialized equipment while stationary. Others require a controlled road drive, and some require both procedures. The manufacturer’s procedure determines the method.
What affects the cost?
Vehicle make, model, camera system, required equipment, procedure type and local service availability affect the calibration price. The requirement and final price are confirmed before service.
Calibration coordinated with your glass service.
We identify the vehicle’s requirements and coordinate on-site calibration when supported in your service area. If another facility is required, that is explained before the appointment is finalized.
We identify the vehicle’s requirements and coordinate on-site calibration when supported in your service area. If another facility is required, that is explained before the appointment is finalized.
How the VIN helps
Camera packages and windshield options can vary within the same model year. The VIN helps match the correct glass and identify whether calibration is required—reducing guesswork and the risk of ordering the wrong part.