ADAS has changed what “windshield replacement” means for many drivers in Avon Park, FL. If your vehicle has a camera behind the rearview mirror or sensors tied to lane and collision functions, the windshield is effectively a mounting and optical platform for those systems. Even with a careful installation, replacing the glass can slightly alter camera aim or the way the camera “sees” through the windshield, which is why manufacturers often specify calibration after replacement. There are two common calibration approaches. Static calibration is performed with a scan tool and measured targets positioned at exact distances and heights. It typically requires a flat, level surface, consistent lighting, and controlled spacing—factors that are difficult to guarantee on every driveway or parking lot. Dynamic calibration is performed by driving the vehicle under defined conditions (speed, lane markings, weather visibility) while the system learns and validates alignment. Some vehicles require both static and dynamic procedures, and the required steps can depend on {make}, {model}, trim level, and software. For mobile jobs, the decision is straightforward: we replace the windshield on-site when conditions are appropriate, then confirm whether calibration must be completed in a shop environment or can be handled through an approved calibration process. Bang AutoGlass checks for ADAS/camera equipment before the appointment so there are no surprises, and we will clearly explain next steps. The goal is not only a watertight windshield, but also properly functioning driver-assistance features.