Auto Glass & ADAS Calibration

ADAS stands for advanced driver-assistance systems, such as automatic emergency braking and lane keeping. They rely on cameras and sensors that must be aimed precisely. Calibration resets that alignment after glass, bumper, suspension or collision work.

If a forward-facing camera is mounted at the windshield, the manufacturer procedure usually calls for calibration after replacement. Some vehicles calibrate themselves while driving, and others need targets in a workshop. Ask the shop which applies to your model and get it documented.

It depends on your policy and state. Some states have specific glass coverage rules. Ask your insurer whether calibration is included with the glass claim before work begins.