Safety Critical Service

    ADAS CALIBRATION

    Professional ADAS recalibration after windshield replacement. Ensure your vehicle's advanced safety systems work correctly with our state-of-the-art calibration equipment.

    Important Safety Notice

    Driving with improperly calibrated ADAS systems is dangerous. Your lane departure warning, automatic braking, and collision detection may not work correctly if not recalibrated after windshield replacement.

    ADAS FEATURES THAT REQUIRE CALIBRATION

    Lane Departure Warning
    Automatic Emergency Braking
    Adaptive Cruise Control
    Forward Collision Warning
    Traffic Sign Recognition
    Rain-Sensing Wipers

    CALIBRATION TYPES

    Different vehicles require different calibration methods based on their sensor configuration

    Static Calibration

    Performed in our shop using specialized targets and equipment. Required for most camera-based systems.

    Dynamic Calibration

    Completed by driving the vehicle at specific speeds. Required for certain radar-based systems.

    Dual Calibration

    Combination of both static and dynamic methods for vehicles with multiple sensor types.

    FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

    Why is ADAS calibration necessary after windshield replacement?

    Modern windshields have cameras and sensors mounted on them that are part of your vehicle's Advanced Driver Assistance Systems. When the windshield is replaced, these sensors must be precisely recalibrated to ensure they function correctly and keep you safe.

    How do I know if my car has ADAS?

    If your vehicle has features like lane departure warning, automatic emergency braking, adaptive cruise control, or forward collision warning, it likely has ADAS. Most vehicles from 2015 onwards have some form of ADAS technology. We can check your vehicle and advise you.

    What happens if I don't calibrate after windshield replacement?

    Driving without proper calibration can cause your safety systems to malfunction. Lane departure warnings may trigger incorrectly, automatic braking could activate unexpectedly, and collision warnings may not work properly. This creates a serious safety risk.

    How long does ADAS calibration take?

    Static calibration typically takes 1-2 hours. Dynamic calibration may take an additional 30-45 minutes of driving. We'll provide you with an accurate time estimate based on your specific vehicle.

    Is ADAS calibration covered by insurance?

    Many insurance companies now cover ADAS calibration as part of windshield replacement claims, especially when it's required by the vehicle manufacturer. We can help you check your coverage.

    NEED ADAS CALIBRATION?

    Ensure your safety systems work correctly. Contact us for professional ADAS calibration with FREE mobile service.