ADAS Calibration Services
Precision recalibration of your vehicle's safety systems after windshield replacement.
What Is ADAS Calibration?
ADAS stands for Advanced Driver Assistance Systems — the network of cameras, radar, and sensors built into your vehicle that power safety features like automatic emergency braking, lane-keep assist, and forward collision warning. These components are precisely aligned to your windshield at the factory. When a windshield is replaced, that alignment can shift by even a fraction of a degree — enough to affect how the systems "see" the road.
ADAS calibration is the technical procedure recommended by vehicle manufacturers to restore the camera and sensors to their original factory alignment so every safety system continues to function exactly as intended.
Systems That Rely on Calibration
Static Calibration
Performed in a controlled environment using manufacturer-specified targets and a calibrated measurement rig. The vehicle is parked on a level surface while the camera and sensors are realigned to factory specifications.
Dynamic Calibration
Completed while driving the vehicle at specific speeds and under set road conditions. Onboard software recalibrates the camera using real-world lane markings, signs, and following distance reference points.
Our Calibration Process
Diagnostic Scan
We scan the vehicle's ADAS modules to read current sensor status, fault codes, and alignment data.
Target Setup
Calibration targets are positioned at exact distances and heights specified by the vehicle manufacturer.
Camera & Sensor Alignment
The forward-facing camera, radar, and sensors are adjusted to restore factory-precise alignment.
Verification
A final diagnostic confirms every ADAS system reads correctly and operates within specification.
Why Calibration Should Never Be Skipped
- Safety systems may fail to brake or brake unexpectedly without warning.
- Lane-keep and collision-warning features can misread the road and trigger false alerts.
- Adaptive cruise control may not maintain a safe following distance.
- Insurance companies and manufacturers may deny coverage for claims tied to uncalibrated ADAS failures.
- The vehicle may operate outside manufacturer specifications, increasing the risk of accidents, injury, or death.
We Help You Understand Your Insurance Coverage
Our team can help verify comprehensive coverage and explain the claim process. Eligibility, deductibles, and payment depend on policy terms and insurer approval.
Coverage and deductibles depend on your comprehensive policy terms
Our team guides you through coverage verification and the claim process
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