Does every windshield replacement need calibration?

Only vehicles equipped with a windshield-mounted camera for driver-assist features need it — we confirm whether your specific vehicle requires calibration as part of every replacement.

ADAS Calibration | San Tan Auto Glass

Many newer vehicles have a forward-facing camera mounted near the windshield as part of driver-assist systems like lane-keeping and automatic emergency braking. Replacing the windshield can shift that camera's aim by a fraction of a degree — enough to affect how accurately those systems work — which is why calibration is a required step, not an optional add-on.

What's Included

Static and dynamic calibration performed to manufacturer specifications
Included automatically with windshield replacement on vehicles that require it
Confirms your vehicle's camera-based safety systems are properly aimed
Documentation of calibration completion for your records
Straightforward explanation of whether your specific vehicle needs it

Who This Is For

Vehicles with lane-keeping assist, automatic emergency braking, or adaptive cruise control
Anyone who's had a windshield replaced and isn't sure if calibration was completed
Drivers wanting to confirm their safety systems are functioning as designed

Frequently Asked Questions

ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance Systems) calibration re-aims your vehicle's windshield-mounted camera after a replacement, since even a small shift in position can affect features like lane-keeping assist or automatic emergency braking. It's a safety-relevant step, not an optional extra.

ADAS Calibration

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