ADAS Calibration
ADAS Calibration
ADAS Calibration After Windshield Replacement
Many newer vehicles use a windshield-mounted camera to support systems such as lane departure warnings, forward-collision alerts and automatic emergency braking. When required by the vehicle manufacturer, precise ADAS calibration helps ensure these safety features are correctly aligned after the glass is replaced.
Why ADAS Calibration Matters
The ADAS Calibration Process
Calibration is completed after the windshield is installed and the adhesive is ready. Mayne coordinates the required procedure for your vehicle, from identifying its driver-assistance systems to confirming successful calibration.
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Identify the vehicle’s ADAS camera and calibration requirements.
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Complete the windshield replacement and prepare the vehicle for calibration.
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Perform the required static, dynamic or combination calibration procedure.
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Confirm successful calibration and complete the final system check.
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Contact Mayne Auto Glass
Call or send us a message to discuss your vehicle, the damaged glass and the service you need. We’ll help you understand the next step and arrange service.
FAQ
ADAS Calibration Questions, Answered
Calibration may be required when a windshield-mounted camera is disturbed during glass replacement. The requirement depends on the vehicle manufacturer, model and installed driver-assistance systems.
Depending on the vehicle, calibration can affect lane departure warnings, lane-keeping assistance, forward-collision alerts, traffic-sign recognition and automatic emergency braking.
Vehicles may require a static calibration performed with targets, a dynamic calibration completed while driving under specified conditions, or a combination of both. The correct procedure is determined by the manufacturer’s requirements.
Timing varies by vehicle and by whether it requires static, dynamic or combination calibration. Mayne will explain the required procedure and scheduling when arranging your windshield service.
Calibration may be included when it is required as part of an eligible insured windshield replacement. Coverage and deductibles depend on your ICBC or private insurance policy.