ADAS Calibration
Your safety sensors, precisely recalibrated
Advanced Driver Assistance Systems rely on cameras and sensors mounted to your glass. After a replacement — or any event that shifts them — they need professional calibration to work correctly.
What ADAS controls
These systems depend on a camera or sensor seeing the world exactly as the factory intended. Even a millimeter of misalignment can change how — and when — they respond.
Adaptive Cruise Control
Maintains a set following distance from the vehicle ahead.
Forward Collision Warning
Alerts you to an impending front-end collision.
Automatic Emergency Braking
Brakes automatically to avoid or lessen a collision.
Lane Departure Warning
Warns you if you drift out of your lane.
Blind Spot Monitoring
Detects vehicles in your blind spots during lane changes.
Rear Cross-Traffic Alert
Warns of cross traffic when backing up.
Parking Assist
Helps guide you into and out of tight spaces.
Auto High-Beam
Switches headlights between high and low automatically.
Warning signs of a miscalibrated sensor
- A dashboard warning light that won't clear after a glass replacement
- Forward collision or lane-keeping alerts that trigger for no reason
- Adaptive cruise control that keeps too much or too little distance
- Automatic emergency braking that feels delayed or overly sensitive
When to calibrate
- After a windshield replacement
- After a suspension repair or wheel alignment
- After a tire size change
- After an airbag deployment
- Any time a camera or sensor is removed and reinstalled
Calibration questions, answered
What is ADAS calibration?
ADAS calibration is the process of realigning your vehicle's cameras and sensors to factory specifications so safety features like automatic braking and lane keeping work correctly.
Do I need calibration after a windshield replacement?
If your windshield has a camera or sensor mounted to it — common on most vehicles built since 2015 — yes, calibration is required after replacement for the safety systems to function.
How long does calibration take?
Static calibration typically takes 1–2 hours; dynamic calibration adds a short road test. We'll give you an exact estimate when you book.
Book a calibration
Keep your safety systems working exactly as intended.
Book an AppointmentA difference you can see.
