When an ADAS sensor is moved or disrupted due to the replacement of your vehicle’s ADAS-enabled windshield, it needs to be recalibrated. This ensures the driver-assistance features function correctly.
There are two basic types of calibrations: Static and Dynamic.
At New Angle Glass, we have trained and certified ADAS experts who can perform both services based on the recommended OEM repair procedures for the make and model of the vehicle.
Static calibration requires the vehicle to be stationary. The static calibration needs to be done in shop. The vehicle must be parked at a set distance away from targets and at a correct height. The ADAS tool uses targets that the sensors must be able to read in order to recalibrate.
Dynamic calibration is also referred to as on-road calibration. We start the job employing a diagnostic tool to find out the advanced systems that are disturbed due to the windshield replacement. Then we take the vehicle on a straight road at a specific speed in order to calibrate the cameras.
Bruno, our ADAS Expert, who is trained in both static and dynamic calibrations.
