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When Is ADAS Calibration Required?
Calibration is commonly required whenever the position of an ADAS camera or sensor may have changed.
This often includes:
- Windscreen replacement on ADAS-equipped vehicles
- Replacement of front-facing cameras or radar sensors
- Collision repairs affecting the front of the vehicle
- Suspension or wheel alignment work where specified by the manufacturer
- ADAS warning lights or system fault messages
- Repairs that affect the mounting position of cameras or sensors
Requirements vary between manufacturers and models. If you’re unsure whether your vehicle requires calibration, our team can assess its ADAS equipment and recommend the appropriate service.
Professional Windscreen And Camera Calibration
ADAS calibration is more than clearing warning lights or connecting a diagnostic scanner. It restores the alignment of cameras and sensors using manufacturer procedures.
Our service includes:
- Windscreen camera calibration
- Forward-facing camera calibration
- Static calibration using manufacturer-approved targets
- Dynamic calibration where required
- Vehicle-specific calibration procedures
- System verification following calibration
Whether your vehicle requires windscreen calibration, camera calibration or both, every calibration follows the manufacturer’s specifications to help maintain the performance of its driver assistance systems.
Our ADAS Calibration Process
Our structured process helps deliver accurate and consistent results.
Vehicle Assessment
We identify your vehicle’s ADAS equipment, review any warning messages and confirm the required calibration procedure.
Preparation
The vehicle is positioned correctly, and the calibration equipment is configured to the manufacturer’s specifications.
Calibration
Static calibration, dynamic calibration or both are performed according to the manufacturer’s procedure.
System Verification
The system is tested to confirm successful calibration and verify that cameras and sensors are operating correctly.
Vehicle Handover
We explain the work completed and answer any questions before returning your vehicle.
Why Accurate Calibration Matters
Driver assistance systems rely on precise camera and sensor alignment to interpret road conditions correctly.
Professional ADAS calibration helps support:
- Accurate lane positioning
- Reliable emergency braking assistance
- Correct adaptive cruise control operation
- Traffic sign recognition
- Forward collision warning performance
Calibration is more than clearing dashboard warnings. It restores the performance of systems designed to assist the driver. Learn more about why ADAS calibration is important before delaying this essential service.
Why Choose Metro Auto Glass For ADAS Calibration Sydney
ADAS calibration requires the right equipment, technical expertise and careful attention to manufacturer procedures.
Metro Auto Glass offers:
- Certified ADAS calibration capability
- Insurance-approved provider status
- Vehicle-specific calibration procedures
- Specialised calibration equipment
- Experienced technicians
- Sydney workshop servicing
- Fast turnaround where possible
- Lifetime workmanship warranty
Our focus is on accurate workmanship, clear communication and helping customers understand exactly what their vehicle requires.
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about ADAS calibration, including timing, vehicle suitability, insurance and what to expect from the process.
How Long Does ADAS Calibration Take?
Timeframes vary depending on the vehicle manufacturer and whether static, dynamic or combined calibration is required.
Does Every Windscreen Replacement Require Calibration?
If your vehicle has an ADAS system, then yes, after a windscreen calibration, you should get the ADAS calibrated to the new windscreen, as each glass panel is unique. Talk with our team to confirm for your specific vehicle.
Can I Drive My Vehicle Before Calibration?
Manufacturer recommendations vary. If calibration is required, it should be completed as soon as practical to ensure the safety systems operate correctly.
What Is The Difference Between Windscreen Calibration And Camera Calibration?
The terms are often used interchangeably because the forward-facing camera is commonly mounted to the windscreen. The exact procedure depends on the vehicle’s ADAS configuration.
Will Calibration Remove My ADAS Warning Lights?
If the warning relates to calibration, successful calibration may resolve it. Other faults may require additional diagnosis.
Is ADAS Calibration Covered By Insurance?
Cover depends on your policy and claim circumstances. As an insurance-approved provider, we can assist where applicable.
Which Vehicles Require ADAS Calibration?
Many late-model passenger vehicles, SUVs, commercial vehicles and prestige vehicles fitted with ADAS require calibration after qualifying repairs.
