ADAS Calibration Services
Make Sure Your Safety Systems Are Working The Way They Should
Modern vehicles rely on cameras, radar, and sensors mounted to your windshield for features like lane keep assist, forward collision warning, and automatic emergency braking. If your windshield was replaced, your vehicle may require calibration to ensure those systems are working properly.
At Auto Glass Works, we make sure it’s done right.
What Is ADAS Calibration?
ADAS stands for Advanced Driver Assistance Systems. These are the safety features built into newer vehicles that rely on cameras and sensors to monitor the road and assist the driver.
When your windshield is replaced, those systems may need to be calibrated depending on the vehicle.
Calibration is the process of making sure those systems are reading the road correctly.
If calibration is skipped when it is required, those safety systems may not perform correctly.
When Your Vehicle May Need Calibration
Calibration is needed after a windshield replacement on vehicles with cameras or safety systems mounted to the glass.
It may also be required if your vehicle has a warning light on, or if a camera connected to the windshield has been replaced.
Even if everything seems fine, some vehicles still require calibration based on manufacturer specifications.
Why Choose Auto Glass Works
A lot of companies replace the windshield and send you on your way.
On many modern vehicles, the job isn’t complete until the calibration is handled correctly.
ADAS calibration requires the right equipment, proper setup, and the correct process. This isn’t something you guess on.
We use professional calibration equipment and follow manufacturer procedures to make sure your vehicle is set up correctly.
We don’t cut corners, and we make sure everything is done the right way before the job is finished.
Need ADAS Calibration?
If you recently had your windshield replaced or your vehicle has a camera or safety system tied to the glass, don’t overlook calibration.
Call Auto Glass Works today to schedule service or find out if your vehicle requires it.