09/23/2026
👀 NEW WINDSHIELD—BUT IS THE CAMERA LOOKING STRAIGHT?
Cleveland drivers often ask: “Why might my car need camera calibration after windshield replacement?”
Many newer vehicles have a forward-facing camera mounted near the rearview mirror. Depending on the vehicle, it may support systems such as:
Lane-departure or lane-keeping assistance
Forward-collision warnings
Automatic emergency braking
Traffic-sign recognition
Automatic high beams
Replacing collision-damaged glass—or repairing damage around the windshield, roof, or front structure—can change the camera’s position or view. Manufacturer procedures may require a static calibration, road-based dynamic calibration, or both.
The camera may look properly mounted while still requiring testing. Calibration requirements depend on the vehicle, equipment, glass, damage, and repair procedures—not every vehicle or windshield replacement is the same.
Cleveland Auto Body can inspect the collision damage, determine which repair procedures apply, and coordinate appropriate system testing or calibration when required.
Filing an insurance claim? We can document accident-related damage and assist with estimates, supplements, and claim paperwork. Coverage and approval remain subject to your policy and the insurer’s review.
Paying out of pocket? Ask about practical, cost-conscious repair options based on your vehicle’s actual condition.
Don’t stop at new glass. Make sure the complete collision-repair plan is addressed—call today!
Cleveland Auto Body
216-400-5308
www.thelandautobody.com
16801 S. Miles Rd., Cleveland, OH 44128