If your vehicle has a camera mounted behind the windshield, replacing the glass changes the camera’s aim — and that camera controls safety features like lane-keeping assist, automatic emergency braking, and adaptive cruise control. We recalibrate it in-house so those systems work the way the manufacturer intended.
What is ADAS calibration?
ADAS stands for Advanced Driver-Assistance Systems. Calibration precisely re-aligns the windshield camera (and related sensors) after the glass is replaced, so the system reads the road accurately.
Static vs dynamic calibration
- Static calibration uses manufacturer targets in a controlled space
- Dynamic calibration is performed by driving the vehicle at set speeds
- Some vehicles require both — we determine what yours needs
Why it’s required after replacement
Skipping calibration can leave lane-keeping or automatic braking misaligned, which is a real safety risk. Manufacturers require recalibration after windshield replacement on equipped vehicles.
Included with your windshield replacement
Because we calibrate in-house, you don’t need a separate appointment at the dealer — we handle replacement and calibration together. Get started with a free quote or learn more in our windshield replacement process guide.
Get your free quote today. Call (214) 571-6266 or request a quote online — mobile service and same-day appointments available across Dallas–Fort Worth.