ADAS Recalibration

ADAS Recalibration After Windshield Replacement

Modern windshields are sensor real-estate. When a camera mount changes, recalibration helps driver-assist systems function properly.

ADAS calibration setup
Calibration
What is ADAS

Driver-assist systems that live behind the glass.

Many modern vehicles use a forward-facing camera mounted near the rearview mirror to power lane-keep assist, forward collision warning, adaptive cruise control, automatic emergency braking, and more. When the glass changes, the camera's reference point changes too.

Lane-Keep Assist
Collision Warning
Adaptive Cruise
Auto Emergency Braking
Traffic-Sign Recognition
Lane-Departure Warning
When recalibration may be needed

Any change to the camera's reference point.

01
Windshield replacement
02
Front-end collision repair
03
Suspension height changes
04
Bumper or grille replacement
05
Wheel alignment (some vehicles)
06
Camera or sensor replacement
Two main calibration types

Static, dynamic, or both.

Static calibration

Performed with precisely-positioned targets in a controlled environment. Common on many vehicle platforms.

Dynamic calibration

Performed by driving the vehicle under specific speed and road conditions while a scan tool captures data.

Why choose a certified auto glass team for calibration?

One vendor for the glass install and the recalibration means one point of accountability and no handoff gaps. We follow manufacturer procedures — no shortcuts, no guesswork — so your driver-assist systems function as designed.

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