ADAS Calibration · Camera
ADAS Camera Calibration
The most common ADAS calibration on modern repairs — required any time the forward-facing camera, windshield, or the systems that depend on them are disturbed. Performed to OEM specifications with full documentation.
When It's Needed
Camera calibration is triggered by more repair work than most shops expect
Any time a forward-facing camera is removed, reinstalled, or its sight line is disturbed, OEM procedures generally call for recalibration.
- Windshield replacement
- Collision repair
- Suspension work
- Wheel alignments
- Front bumper or grille replacement
- Camera or module replacement
Systems Covered
OEM target coverage: all makes and models, subject to OEM procedure and equipment requirements.
Common Questions
Is camera calibration always required after a windshield replacement?
If the vehicle has a forward-facing camera mounted to or near the windshield, yes — OEM procedures generally require recalibration any time the camera is removed, the windshield is replaced, or the vehicle's ride height changes.
Static or dynamic calibration — which does my vehicle need?
Depends on the make and system. Some vehicles require a static target-based calibration in a controlled space, others require a dynamic road-test calibration, and some require both. We handle the procedure your vehicle's OEM specifies.
What documentation do I get?
Detailed calibration reporting suitable for supplement requests, insurance claims, and shop records — showing what was calibrated and confirming successful completion.
Need a camera calibration scheduled?
Send us the job details and we'll follow up to coordinate service.