ADAS Camera Recalibration
Camera and sensor recalibration after a windshield replacement.
Modern vehicles aim lane-keeping, adaptive cruise, automatic braking and collision alerts through a camera mounted behind the rearview mirror. That camera is positioned against the glass — so when the windshield comes out, the aim has to be reset. We recalibrate after replacement so those systems keep working the way they were designed to.
Before & after
Damaged glass, and the same window after the work is finished.
What's included
- Static and dynamic recalibration methods, based on the vehicle's requirements
- Lane departure, adaptive cruise and forward collision systems
- Recalibration for vehicles with camera-based rain and light sensors
- Calibration target setup in a controlled, level space
- Verification drive or scan check before we hand the keys back
How it works
- 01
Tell us your year, make and model when you request a quote.
- 02
We confirm whether your vehicle needs calibration after replacement.
- 03
Recalibration is completed and verified before we leave.
Not every vehicle needs recalibration. If yours doesn't, we won't charge you for it — we'll confirm what your manufacturer requires.
Common questions
Does every vehicle need recalibration?+
No. It's determined by your vehicle's manufacturer and whether the camera sits against the windshield. We confirm what yours requires before any work starts, and we don't charge for it if it isn't needed.
What systems does recalibration affect?+
Lane departure warning, lane-keeping assist, adaptive cruise control, forward collision alerts and automatic braking — anything aimed through that camera.
Can recalibration be done in my driveway?+
It depends on the method your vehicle uses. Some need a level, controlled space with targets; others are done on a verification drive. We'll tell you which when you request a quote.
Ready for a clear view?
Call for a free quote, or send your vehicle details and we'll come back with a price and a time.