Mobile ADAS WindshieldRecalibration
Need ADAS windshield recalibration after a windshield replacement? We provide mobile windshield camera recalibration for many makes and models, using some of the most up-to-date ADAS calibration equipment available.
A new windshield moves the camera.
Modern vehicles often use Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS), such as lane-departure warning and forward-collision alert. These safety features rely on a camera near the windshield, which may need recalibration when the windshield is replaced.
Calibration helps align the camera with the vehicle manufacturer's specifications — so the systems see the road the way they were designed to.
Keeps you from drifting out of your lane unnoticed.
Warns you — and can act — when something closes too fast.
Most of these systems share one camera mounted at the windshield.
Your vehicle decides the procedure.
We confirm what your year, make, and model requires before we come out, so nothing is guessed at on your driveway.
Static procedure
Performed in place with a vehicle-specific target set in front of the car and measured with lasers, then calibrated through the diagnostic port.
Dynamic procedure
For dynamic recalibration, the vehicle is driven at approximately 40 mph. The camera reads the road markings to recalibrate the vehicle to OEM specifications.
Both
Depending on your vehicle, calibration may require a static procedure, a dynamic procedure, or both. Some Subaru, Honda, and Acura models, for example, may require both types of ADAS recalibration.
Every static setup starts from your vehicle's own numbers. Target distance, height off the ground, and panel spacing are all specified by the manufacturer — that's what we measure to, not what looks about right.
Ask us and we'll walk you through the procedure for your year, make, and model before we arrive.
Measured, not eyeballed.
We position a vehicle-specific target in front of your vehicle and use laser measurements to set the correct distance and height — then calibrate through the diagnostic port.
Target in position
We position a vehicle-specific target in front of your vehicle.
Laser measurements
Laser measurements set the correct distance and height for that target.
Diagnostic connection
We connect diagnostic equipment to the vehicle's onboard port.
Calibrate to spec
The camera is calibrated according to manufacturer specifications.
For dynamic recalibration, the vehicle is driven at approximately 40 mph. The camera reads the road markings to recalibrate the vehicle to OEM specifications.
Many makes and models.
Depending on your vehicle, windshield camera calibration may require a static procedure, a dynamic procedure, or both. Some Subaru, Honda, and Acura models, for example, may require both types of ADAS recalibration.
Give us your year, make, and model and we'll tell you which procedure your vehicle calls for — and whether your windshield replacement can be handled at the same visit.
- Year, make, and model of the vehicle
- Whether the windshield has been replaced or is being replaced
- Any warning lights on the dash for lane or collision systems
- A level spot with room to set a target in front of the vehicle
Expert St. Louis Windshield Repair, Auto Glass Replacement & Calibration
One call covers the glass and the camera. A real technician will tell you what your vehicle needs and book a mobile appointment, usually same day.