When getting a windshield replaced, most people probably focus on the glass quality, installation cost, and how long the repair will take. However, newer vehicles have cameras and sensors near the windshield that help operate features such as lane departure warnings and automatic emergency braking.
I recently learned about Windshield Camera Calibration and wondered how many drivers actually know about this step after replacing their windshield.
Is calibration necessary for every vehicle, or does it depend on the make, model, and type of driver-assistance system? Also, should drivers ask their auto glass shop about calibration before scheduling a replacement, or is it usually handled as part of the service?
It seems like an important detail to understand when comparing auto glass repair options. I'd be interested to hear what other vehicle owners and automotive service professionals have experienced.