Complete Static, Dynamic & Dual ADAS Calibration
Modern vehicles rely on Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) to power critical safety features like lane departure warning, forward collision alert, adaptive cruise control, and automatic emergency braking.
After windshield replacement or front-end repairs, these systems often require calibration to function properly.
At 1st Shot Auto Glass, we provide complete ADAS calibration services — including static, dynamic, and dual calibrations — performed on-site using professional calibration equipment and OEM-guided procedures.
We handle everything from start to finish so you don’t have to coordinate multiple vendors.
What Is a Complete ADAS Calibration?
A complete calibration ensures your vehicle’s cameras, sensors, and radar systems are properly aligned and communicating accurately with your vehicle’s safety systems.
Every calibration we perform includes:
✔ Pre-calibration system scan
✔ OEM-required static, dynamic, or dual calibration
✔ Proper vehicle setup and measurement
✔ Post-calibration verification scan
✔ Documentation for your records and insurance
We don’t just “reset” your system — we verify it.
Static ADAS Calibration
Static calibration is performed while the vehicle remains stationary using specialized targets and precision measurements in a controlled environment.
This method is commonly required after windshield replacement when a forward-facing camera is mounted to the glass.
Static calibration ensures:
Accurate lane detection
Proper object recognition
Correct camera positioning
Dynamic ADAS Calibration
Dynamic calibration requires driving the vehicle under specific road conditions so the system can recalibrate in real-world scenarios.
This method is required by certain manufacturers and may follow a static calibration depending on OEM specifications.
Dynamic calibration ensures:
Adaptive cruise control accuracy
Lane keeping assist performance
Proper system responsiveness
Dual ADAS Calibration
Some vehicles require both static and dynamic calibration procedures.
When dual calibration is required, we complete both processes to ensure full system accuracy and compliance with manufacturer standards.
We determine the correct method based on your vehicle’s make, model, and manufacturer requirements.
Mobile ADAS Calibration — We Come to You
For your convenience, our ADAS calibration services are performed on-site using dedicated mobile calibration specialists and professional-grade equipment.
This allows us to provide:
✔ In-shop or on-location calibration
✔ Seamless coordination with windshield replacement
✔ Reduced downtime
✔ One point of contact throughout the process
You deal with 1st Shot Auto Glass — we manage everything.
When Is ADAS Calibration Required?
Calibration is commonly required after:
Windshield replacement
Front-end collision repairs
Camera or radar sensor replacement
Suspension or alignment changes
Diagnostic trouble codes related to ADAS
If your vehicle has a forward-facing camera mounted to the windshield, calibration is often mandatory after glass replacement.
Why Choose 1st Shot Auto Glass for ADAS Calibration?
✔ Complete static, dynamic & dual calibration capability
✔ OEM-guided procedures
✔ Pre- and post-scan documentation
✔ Mobile convenience
✔ Insurance-friendly process
✔ Single-company accountability
Your safety systems are not optional. Proper calibration protects you, your passengers, and everyone on the road.
Schedule Your ADAS Calibration Today
Whether you need calibration after windshield replacement or collision repair, 1st Shot Auto Glass provides complete ADAS calibration services performed professionally and efficiently.
Contact us today to schedule your service.
The passage describes several Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) designed to enhance vehicle safety and driver comfort. Here are the systems mentioned:
Lane Keeping Assist (LKA): This system helps in maintaining the vehicle within its lane. It automatically steers the car back if it starts to drift out of the lane without a turn signal.
Lane Departure Warning (LDW): LDW alerts the driver through sound or vibration if the vehicle begins to move out of its lane without activating the turn signal.
Forward Collision Alert (FCA): This technology monitors the distance between the driver’s vehicle and the vehicle in front. It provides visual and audio alerts if the gap decreases unsafely.
Collision Mitigation Braking System (CMBS): Working in a similar realm as the FCA, CMBS goes a step further by applying the brakes automatically if the driver fails to respond to the initial collision warning.
Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC): ACC adjusts the vehicle’s speed to maintain a safe following distance from the car ahead, ensuring comfortable and stress-free highway driving.
Each of these systems plays a crucial role in preventing accidents and enhancing the overall safety mechanisms of a modern vehicle.
Understanding When Your Car’s ADAS Needs Calibration
It’s crucial to keep your car’s Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) finely tuned and properly calibrated. Calibration is vital for ensuring these systems function as intended, keeping you safe on the road. Here’s how you can determine if your car’s ADAS may need a professional adjustment.
1. Drifting or Pulling during Rides
If you notice your vehicle drifting or pulling to one side consistently while driving, it’s a potential sign of misaligned ADAS sensors. These sensors are designed to keep your car centered within lane markings. Any deviation from this could suggest a need for calibration.
2. Malfunctioning ADAS Features
Pay attention to how the ADAS features behave. Are the collision avoidance alerts acting erratically? Does the automatic braking intervene unnecessarily or fail to engage when expected? These irregularities often point to a problem with sensor alignment.
3. Post-Repair Issues
Have you had recent repairs or mechanical services on your vehicle, such as wheel alignment or tire replacements? Such interventions can displace ADAS sensors. If something feels off after your car has been serviced, it could be due to the sensors shifting out of their correct positions.
Taking Action
If you’re experiencing any of these issues, it’s advisable to visit a professional calibration service. Technicians there will employ specialized tools to accurately align your ADAS sensors, ensuring your vehicle’s safety features operate as intended. Remember, proactive maintenance is key to the longevity and efficacy of your car’s safety systems.