Review by Thomas Droem
Great on site service. Timely, very responsive and at a very competitive cost. Quality is top notch.
If your windshield was just replaced, your car's cameras need a reset. We recalibrate ADAS systems right here in Lewisville.

Newer cars in Bridlewood and Canyon Falls often come with lane-departure cameras and rain sensors mounted right on the windshield. Swap that glass and those cameras lose their aim. Advanced driver assistance systems rely on precise camera angles to warn you about lane drift or a car braking ahead.[1] We've seen drivers ignore a recalibration warning light for weeks. That's risky. A few degrees off and your lane-keep assist could pull the wrong way on I-35E.
Any time the glass holding your camera gets swapped, the system needs a reset.
A dash alert about lane assist or forward collision means something's off.
Body shop repairs after a fender bender can shift camera or radar alignment.
New tires or a wheel alignment can throw off how cameras read the road.
Luxury cars from Highland Village often need a calibration check at delivery.
If adaptive cruise or auto-braking feels jumpy, the cameras may need a reset.
A car with a miscalibrated camera can give you false confidence on the road. We've done this work since 1991 and know how to get it right the first time. Fast, careful service matters more than ever with so many sensors packed into one windshield.
Don't drive around with a miscalibrated camera. Call us and we'll get your ADAS system checked and reset as part of our Auto Glass Repair Service Services.
The process is quick and doesn't require a second trip.
We look up your car's make and model to find the exact camera and sensor setup. Some cars need static calibration in our bay. Others need a dynamic drive.
Using targets or a road test, we reset the camera's aim and sensor readings. This step takes most of the time but it's not rushed.
We check the dash for warning lights and confirm the system reads correctly. You leave knowing your lane assist and auto-brake work like they should.
Pricing depends on your vehicle type and whether it needs static or dynamic calibration. Luxury cars from Bridlewood or Canyon Falls with multiple cameras often cost more than older, simpler models. We give you an upfront quote before we touch your car, and we bill insurance directly when coverage applies. Advanced driver assistance systems vary a lot by brand, which is part of why prices differ.[1]
Great on site service. Timely, very responsive and at a very competitive cost. Quality is top notch.
Husband had a large crack in passenger window. I called these guys about noon, had a quote by 130p, they were here by 315p and gone by 4p. Amazing response and service. Would highly recommend Joe and his guys.
Would highly recommend! Great service, fast and friendly
Here are answers to what Lewisville drivers ask us most.
Most jobs run between $150 and $450 depending on your vehicle. Luxury cars with more cameras cost more. We always quote you before starting and bill insurance directly when it applies.
Most jobs finish in under an hour. Static calibration can take a bit longer since it needs precise target setup. Dynamic calibration depends on road conditions during the test drive.
No, skipping it is risky. Your camera's angle changes even with a tiny shift in glass position. Lane-keep assist and auto-brake rely on that exact alignment to work right.
Only cars with camera-based safety features need it. Many newer vehicles in Canyon Falls and Wichita Park have these systems built in. Older vehicles without cameras don't need this step.
Yes, driving with a miscalibrated system is unsafe. Your lane assist or auto-brake could react wrong. We recommend getting it done the same day as your glass replacement.
Watch for a dash warning light about cameras or lane assist. Jumpy adaptive cruise control is another sign. If your car feels off after glass work, get it checked.
Dynamic calibration can sometimes happen on a road test from your driveway. Static calibration usually needs our shop and proper lighting. We'll tell you which one your car needs.