Best Auto Glass Replacement & Repair in Burien, WA

If you need calibration after a car windshield repair in Renton, WA, you will need to have the insurer start the claim, and then we can help the rest of the way. According to Complete Auto Glass, damaged auto glass makes up nearly 30% of all auto insurance claims. So, be sure to get coverage and then come to us with any needed repairs or calibration.

There is very little difference between dealer and after-market parts. By law, all auto glass in the US needs to be the same thickness with the same lamination, so the only major difference is the brand name. Turn to our autoglass replacement Renton, WA loves for the highest-quality parts.

Recalibration is the process of returning a vehicle's ADAS to OEM specifications. Recalibration is necessary after a new glass installation, especially a windshield with a camera mounted to it, to ensure the ADAS features continue to function despite having been moved during the installation process.

A car's computer relies on cameras, radars, and lasers used by the ADAS to be in the correct alignment and function properly. The computer does not automatically adjust itself. Calibration guides your vehicle's computer while ensuring the system works properly. When replacing the windshield, the camera should be removed from the bracket and unplugged from the vehicle. After replacement, the camera needs to be reattached and recalibrated. If it's not performed by the installer, consumers will have to go to the dealer to have the vehicle recalibrated.* Even a camera that has not been unplugged from the car needs to be recalibrated to ensure proper functionality of the ADAS features and to help minimize the potential liability of the installer. It is important to consider the impact that not offering calibration could potentially have on your business.