Lane assist and cameras only work if they are aimed
ADAS calibration after windshield replacement
On vehicles from about 2018 on, the forward camera often lives behind the windshield. Replace the glass and skip calibration, and lane keep, automatic braking, and adaptive cruise can aim at the wrong patch of road.
What you get
- Static and dynamic calibration when the vehicle requires it
- Done with the windshield replacement so you are not booking a second shop
- Covers lane keep, collision warning, rain sensors, and HUD-equipped glass when specified
- Diagnostic confirmation before we close the job
- Recommended on most late-model cars, SUVs, and trucks
How the job runs
Identify the system
VIN and options tell us which cameras and sensors sit in the glass.
Replace the windshield
The new glass has to sit in the correct plane first.
Calibrate
We run the OEM procedure with the right targets or road path.
Confirm
You leave with safety systems that match what the manufacturer specified.
Florida comprehensive coverage often pays for windshield work with little or no out-of-pocket cost. See how insurance works.
Drivers who already used this service.
Real feedback from the public Google listing. No placeholder testimonials.
“Had my windshield replaced; great service, took really good care of me and replaced it very quickly.”
“They are mobile and came to me, which saved me a hassle of driving into Jacksonville.”
“Dan came to my place and replaced the windshield on my Volkswagen with original glass. He was on time and professional.”
Questions before you book.
Short answers now. A person confirms the details for your vehicle.
Get a quoteNot every vehicle, but most 2018-and-newer cars with a camera in the windshield do. We check the vehicle, not a guess from the year alone.