ADAS Calibration Services

Why ADAS Calibration Is Critical After Windshield Replacement

Modern vehicles use Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) to support key safety functions such as lane keeping, forward collision warnings, adaptive cruise control, and pedestrian detection.

These systems often rely on cameras and sensors mounted to or near the windshield.

Following a comprehensive windshield replacement, even slight changes in positioning can disrupt safety system accuracy. That’s why proper calibration is required to restore manufacturer specifications.

Vehicles That Require ADAS Calibration

Most modern vehicles equipped with driver assistance systems require calibration after windshield replacement, including:

Mercedes-Benz driver assistance systems
BMW Driving Assistant
Audi pre-sense systems
Tesla and other EV driver assistance platforms
Honda Sensing systems
Toyota Safety Sense
Ford Co-Pilot360
Subaru EyeSight

Static vs Dynamic Calibration

Depending on manufacturer requirements, we perform:

Static Calibration: Performed in a controlled shop environment using precision targets and diagnostic equipment.

Dynamic Calibration: Performed while driving the vehicle under controlled conditions using real-world road data to recalibrate systems.

Some vehicles require a combination of both methods.

When ADAS Calibration Is Required

Advanced calibrations may be required following specific vehicle services or structural adjustments:

Windshield replacement — Realigning glass-mounted safety camera lenses.
Collision repair — Resetting sensors or camera positions after an impact.
Suspension changes — Adjusting safety parameters following ride-height or wheel alignment changes.
Component replacement — Introducing a new physical camera or radar module to the vehicle.
Structural repairs — Restoring structural frameworks near critical sensor mounting nodes.