- The method and the vehicle decide the price.
- We include the calibration in your windscreen quote, so you see one price for the whole job.
- Whether insurance pays for it depends on your policy.
What decides the price
The method. A static calibration in a workshop takes more set-up than a dynamic calibration on the road.
The vehicle. Each manufacturer has its own procedure, and some are more involved than others.
Whether it needs both. A vehicle that requires a static procedure and a drive takes longer.
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One price with the windscreen
Calibration is not a separate surprise at the end. If your vehicle needs its camera recalibrated after a windscreen replacement, we include it in the quote, so you see one price for the whole job before you book.
Does insurance cover it?
If you are claiming the windscreen on insurance, the recalibration is part of putting the vehicle back the way it was. Whether your insurer pays for it depends on your policy, so confirm it when you lodge the claim. See insurance windscreen claims.
Why skipping it is a false saving
A windscreen camera that has not been recalibrated can misjudge lanes and distances without showing a warning light. The systems it runs, such as automatic emergency braking, are there for the moments when a late reaction matters most.
How to get a price
Give us your rego or VIN. We identify the windscreen and the calibration your vehicle needs and send you a free quote for both. See ADAS windscreen recalibration.