Posted on 9/26/2025
Auto glass replacement used to be a straightforward task, but that’s no longer the case for modern vehicles. Today’s cars come equipped with Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS), which rely on cameras and sensors mounted directly on the windshield. These systems include features like lane-keeping assistance, forward collision warning, automatic emergency braking, and adaptive cruise control. So what happens if you replace a windshield and skip ADAS calibration? You risk losing the accuracy of these systems, and that could put your safety at risk every time you drive. How ADAS Uses Your Windshield Most ADAS features depend on a front-facing camera mounted just behind the rearview mirror. This camera monitors the road ahead, reads lane markings, detects vehicles and pedestrians, and helps power automated responses. Even a slight misalignment of this camera can throw off the entire system. The glass itself also plays a role. Some windshields come with ... read more