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Recalibration is Essential

March 12, 2025 / 179

Recalibration equipment

1. Recalibration is Essential

  • Many ADAS features, such as lane departure warning, adaptive cruise control, and automatic emergency braking, rely on cameras and sensors mounted on or near the windshield.
  • After replacing the windshield, these cameras and sensors must be recalibrated to ensure proper functioning.
  • Failure to recalibrate can result in inaccurate readings, reduced safety, or even system malfunctions.

2. Types of Recalibration

  • Static Recalibration: Done in a controlled environment using specific targets and equipment while the vehicle is stationary.
  • Dynamic Recalibration: Requires driving the vehicle at specific speeds and conditions to reset the system.
  • Some vehicles require both types of recalibration.

3. OEM vs. Aftermarket Glass – Why Recalibration is Essential

  • OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) Glass: Designed to match factory specifications and ensure compatibility with ADAS systems.
  • Aftermarket Glass: It may be cheaper but can sometimes cause camera alignment or sensor accuracy issues.
  • Some manufacturers require OEM glass for ADAS to function correctly.

4. Choosing a Certified Repair Shop – We recalibrate!

  • Not all auto glass shops can perform ADAS recalibration.
  • Look for a certified shop with the necessary equipment and expertise.
  • Many dealerships or specialty repair shops handle recalibration in-house.

5. Insurance and Cost Considerations

  • Many insurance policies cover windshield replacement and recalibration, but it’s best to confirm with your provider.
  • ADAS recalibration adds extra cost to the replacement, sometimes hundreds of dollars, so it’s important to budget accordingly.

6. Signs of Improper Calibration 

After a windshield replacement, watch for:

  • Dashboard warning lights related to ADAS.
  • Lane departure warnings or collision alerts are activating incorrectly.
  • Adaptive cruise control is not functioning as expected.
  • Any unusual driving behavior related to driver assistance features.

7. Don’t Skip Calibration – Calibration is Essential!

  • Even if your ADAS features appear to be working, even a slight misalignment of a few degrees can compromise safety.
  • Proper calibration ensures your vehicle operates as intended and keeps you safe.

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