ADAS Calibration in Dallas–Fort Worth
After a windshield replacement, a collision repair, or even a wheel alignment, your car’s driver-assist cameras and radar have to be recalibrated to the manufacturer’s exact spec — or features like automatic braking and lane-keep can aim at the wrong spot. We calibrate them at your location or in our shop, to OEM spec.

ADAS stands for Advanced Driver Assistance Systems — the cameras, radar, and sensors behind features like automatic emergency braking, lane-keep assist, adaptive cruise, and blind-spot monitoring. They only work if they’re aimed exactly where the manufacturer intended, down to a fraction of a degree.
Move or disturb one of those sensors — replace the windshield the forward camera looks through, repair a bumper that houses the radar, or change ride height — and the system is now pointed slightly off. It may still show no dashboard warning while quietly braking late or reading the wrong lane. Calibration re-aims everything to spec so the safety features actually protect you.
Static vs. dynamic calibration — and when you need it
There are two calibration methods, and many vehicles need one or both:
You typically need a calibration after any of these: a windshield replacement, a front or rear collision repair, bumper removal, camera or radar replacement, a suspension or ride-height change, or a wheel alignment on ADAS-equipped vehicles.
- Static calibration (from $450) — done with targets and boards at precise measured distances, in a controlled space. Common for front cameras and many radar units.
- Dynamic calibration (from $350) — done by driving the vehicle at set speeds on marked roads while the system relearns. Common for radar and some camera systems.
- Both — some vehicles require a static setup followed by a dynamic road procedure to finish.
Dynamic $350 · Static $450
Per calibration. Final price confirmed by vehicle and system. American & Asian vehicles.
How our ADAS calibration works
- Tell us what was done. Book online and let us know if you had a windshield, collision, bumper, or alignment job — that tells us which systems need calibrating.
- We calibrate to OEM spec. We run the manufacturer’s static and/or dynamic procedure with the correct targets and scan tools, mobile or in our shop.
- We verify and document. We confirm every system passes and hand you proof the calibration completed. Backed by our 30-day labor warranty.
ADAS calibrations we handle
Why choose LockNCal for ADAS
- 🎯 OEM-correct procedures — We follow the manufacturer’s exact static/dynamic steps and targets — not a shortcut that leaves cameras aimed slightly off.
- 🚗 Mobile or in-shop — We come to you across DFW for many calibrations, with our shop available when a controlled space is required.
- 🔧 Focused specialists — ADAS, airbags, and modules are what we do — the work general shops usually sub out.
- 🛡️ 30-day labor warranty — If a calibration isn’t right, we make it right.
Common questions
Do I really need an ADAS calibration after a windshield replacement?
If your vehicle has a forward-facing camera mounted at the windshield (most cars with lane-keep or automatic braking do), then yes. The camera looks through the glass; replace the glass and the camera’s aim shifts. Manufacturers require a recalibration, and skipping it can leave automatic braking and lane-keep reading the road wrong.
What’s the difference between static and dynamic calibration?
Static is done standing still using targets at precise distances in a controlled space. Dynamic is done by driving the car at set speeds so the system relearns on the road. Some vehicles need one, some need both — we run whatever your vehicle’s procedure calls for.
How much does ADAS calibration cost?
Dynamic calibration starts at $350 and static starts at $450, per calibration. The final price depends on your vehicle and how many systems need calibrating. We confirm it before we start.
Can you come to me?
For many calibrations, yes — we’re mobile across Dallas–Fort Worth. Some static calibrations need a controlled, measured space, and we handle those in our shop. Tell us your vehicle and we’ll let you know which applies.
There’s no warning light — do I still need it calibrated?
Often, yes. A miscalibrated system frequently shows no dashboard light while still aiming off-target. If you had a windshield, collision, bumper, or alignment job, calibration is the only way to know the systems are aimed correctly.
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