ADAS Calibration in Houston, TX
ADAS Calibration in Houston, TX
Same Precision, More Convenience
Soldier Glass now offers mobile ADAS calibrations with the same precision you’d expect from a dealership—performed wherever it’s most convenient for you. We handle both static and dynamic calibrations to keep your vehicle’s safety systems operating exactly as intended.
Dynamic Calibration – Performed while driving, usually on local roads
Static Calibration – Performed while the car is parked, using our digital targets
Not sure if your vehicle needs calibration? Text us your year, make, and model—we’ll check for free.
What Is ADAS Calibration?
ADAS stands for Advanced Driver Assistance Systems—the built-in safety features in modern vehicles such as lane-keeping assist, adaptive cruise control, blind spot monitoring, and automatic emergency braking. These systems rely on a network of sensors and cameras. Even minor misalignment can affect performance.
ADAS calibration is the precise adjustment and aiming of these sensors and cameras to restore factory specifications after repairs, part replacements, or windshield installation. Proper calibration ensures your vehicle’s safety systems work correctly and provide accurate alerts.
Why ADAS Calibration Matters
Misaligned sensors can compromise features like lane departure warnings, collision avoidance, or adaptive cruise control. That’s why calibration is required in situations such as:
After a windshield replacement (especially forward-facing cameras)
Following a collision or body repair
After suspension or wheel alignment changes
When ADAS sensors are replaced or repaired
When dashboard alerts or warning lights appear
Types of ADAS Calibration
Static Calibration
Static calibration takes place while the vehicle is stationary in a controlled environment. It uses specialized tools, digital targets, and precise measurements to correctly set sensor angles. This is often the first step in calibrating forward-facing cameras or radar units.
Dynamic Calibration
Dynamic calibration requires driving the vehicle under specific conditions (speed, road markings, traffic) while connected to a scan tool. It’s typically used as a final step after static calibration or as the primary method depending on manufacturer requirements.
Common ADAS Sensors That Require Calibration
Steering Angle Sensors – Needed after wheel alignment or steering/suspension repair
Front-Facing Camera Sensors – Needed after windshield replacement or collision work
Forward Radar Sensors – Located in the front bumper/grille, used for adaptive cruise control
Rear Radar Sensors – Located behind the rear bumper, used for blind spot warning and cross-traffic alert
Why Choose Soldier Glass?
- Mobile service with dealership-level precision
- Certified technicians who follow OEM procedures
- Support for both everyday drivers and fleets
- Lifetime workmanship warranty on all installations
Keep your vehicle’s advanced safety features accurate and reliable. Contact Soldier Glass today to schedule your mobile ADAS calibration.