ADAS calibration
Your windshield may be part of more than your view. MINGOS offers ADAS calibration when your vehicle requires it, with the right service and location confirmed for your specific vehicle before scheduling.
What ADAS means for your windshield
ADAS stands for Advanced Driver Assistance Systems. Features such as lane-departure warning and automatic emergency braking may use a forward-facing camera near the rearview mirror that looks through the windshield. Other driver-assistance features can use different sensors elsewhere on the vehicle.
Windshield replacement can affect that camera's position or view. Calibration establishes the alignment the system needs according to the vehicle manufacturer's procedure. A clear-looking windshield alone does not tell you whether calibration requirements have been met.
The manufacturer determines the method
Static calibration generally uses specified targets with the vehicle stationary in a controlled setup. Dynamic calibration generally uses a prescribed driving procedure under specified road and environmental conditions. Some vehicles require both. These are general methods, not interchangeable options you choose by convenience.
The required procedure, preparation, equipment, and completion checks vary by year, make, model, and system. We confirm your vehicle's requirements and service availability rather than assuming every calibration can be completed at every location.
Coordinate glass and calibration together
Tell us if your windshield is being replaced, has recently been replaced, or if you have a driver-assistance warning. Include any recent collision or related repair information. We can discuss the glass and calibration needs together, including scheduling considerations and the proposed scope of service.
Ask what completion information and follow-up instructions apply to your vehicle. If a warning remains or a system behaves unexpectedly, arrange an assessment rather than assuming it will correct itself. Continue following your owner's manual and the vehicle's driver-assistance limitations.
Driver assistance is not autonomous driving
Calibration does not make a vehicle self-driving. Stay attentive, remain responsible for operating the vehicle, and do not rely on driver-assistance features that are unavailable or showing a fault.