ADAS Calibration
Glad you're here!
That means you care about the safety of your vehicle and so do we !!!
Does My Vehicle Have ADAS?
Take a look at your windshield from the outside of your vehicle.
If you notice a triangle, square, or other geometric-shaped housing with a camera lens near the top center of the windshield, your vehicle likely has an Advanced Driver Assistance System (ADAS).
These systems are designed to help keep you and your passengers safe by monitoring the road ahead.
Common safety features include:
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Lane Departure Warning
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Lane Keep Assist
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Forward Collision Warning
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Automatic Emergency Braking
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Adaptive Cruise Control
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Traffic Sign Recognition (on some vehicles)
Why Is Recalibration Important?
- Your forward-facing camera must be precisely aligned to accurately detect lanes, vehicles, pedestrians, and road markings.
- When a windshield is replaced or after certain collisions or front-end repairs the camera may no longer be perfectly aligned.
-Even a very small change can affect how these safety systems perform.
-For that reason, many vehicle manufacturers require ADAS recalibration after:
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Windshield replacement
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Front-end collisions
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Bumper replacement
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Suspension or alignment repairs (on certain vehicles)
Our goal is simple:
To restore your vehicle's safety systems back to manufacturer specifications whenever required.
How Long Does Recalibration Take?
Most ADAS recalibrations take 30 to 60 minutes after the windshield replacement has been completed.
The exact time depends on your vehicle's make, model, and the manufacturer's calibration procedure.
Our technicians use professional diagnostic equipment and manufacturer-approved procedures whenever applicable to ensure your vehicle is safely returned to the road.
Types of ADAS Recalibration:
Dynamic Calibration:
Dynamic calibration requires the vehicle to be driven at specific speeds on properly marked roads.
During the drive, the vehicle's camera learns and recalibrates itself using lane markings and surrounding road conditions.
Typical time:
30–60 minutes (vehicle dependent)
Static Recalibration:
Static calibration is performed inside a controlled environment using precision targets positioned in front of the vehicle.
The camera is adjusted without driving the vehicle, allowing it to be aligned to manufacturer specifications.
Typical time:
30–60 minutes (vehicle dependent)
Why We Recommend It!
ADAS is designed to help prevent accidents not replace safe driving.
When your vehicle requires recalibration, it's one of the most important steps after a windshield replacement.
Properly calibrated cameras help ensure your safety features perform the way they were designed.
If you're unsure whether your vehicle requires ADAS recalibration, we'll gladly verify it for you before your appointment.