ADAS Windshield Camera Calibration
Why calibration matters after a new windshield
Most newer vehicles have a forward-facing camera mounted at the windshield. When the glass is replaced, that camera has to be recalibrated so features like automatic emergency braking, lane keeping, and adaptive cruise aim correctly. A camera off by a fraction of an inch can be aimed far off-target down the road. Full explainer here.
Static, dynamic, or dual
Depending on your vehicle, calibration is done statically (parked, using targets), dynamically (driving), or both. It typically takes about 60–90 minutes and we handle it as part of your windshield replacement.
Coverage in Florida
When you use comprehensive coverage for a covered windshield replacement in Florida, the required calibration is typically covered too. Insurers increasingly require proof of calibration — we document it. Confirm details with your insurer. Questions? Call 407-388-4718.
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Does my car need ADAS calibration?
If it has a forward-facing camera at the windshield — most newer cars, trucks and SUVs do — then yes, after a windshield replacement. See ADAS on trucks & SUVs.
Is calibration included?
We handle calibration as part of the job when your vehicle needs it. In Florida it’s typically covered under comprehensive.
How long does it add?
Usually about 60–90 minutes on top of the glass work.