FAQs

ADAS includes safety features like lane departure warnings, automatic emergency braking, and forward collision alerts, using cameras and sensors to assist drivers.

Recalibration ensures that your vehicle’s Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS), including cameras and sensors, function correctly after windshield replacement.

Front-facing cameras and sensors are mounted near the windshield. When the glass is replaced, recalibration ensures these systems work as intended.

We follow automaker standards, using dealer systems, third-party services, and in-house procedures to properly recalibrate your vehicle’s safety systems.

Depending on the vehicle and method required, recalibration can take a few hours to half a business day in addition to windshield installation time.

Recalibration may not be available for all vehicles or at all locations. Our trained staff will inform you if it’s required and available for your vehicle.

ADAS diagnostics is the process of scanning and testing your vehicle’s ADAS components to detect faults, sensor misalignment, or calibration issues.

ADAS diagnostics is necessary when warning lights appear on your dashboard, ADAS features malfunction, or after windshield replacement and repairs that may affect sensors.

We use advanced scanning tools to check the system for error codes, verify sensor functionality, and identify any recalibration needs.

ADAS programming and coding involve updating or reconfiguring the software that controls your vehicle’s safety features to ensure optimal performance.

It may be required after:

• Replacing or recalibrating ADAS components
• Updating the vehicle’s electronic control unit (ECU)
• Performing repairs that impact system functionality

Not always, but some vehicles need software updates or coding adjustments for proper ADAS function.

Yes. We use industry-leading tools to ensure your vehicle’s ADAS is properly configured according to manufacturer standards.