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At Glow Auto Glass, static ADAS calibration is $250, dynamic calibration is $275, and a combined static-and-dynamic calibration is $395.
Last updated: August 11, 2026
Your vehicle manufacturer determines whether the camera needs static calibration, dynamic calibration, or both. The required method depends on the year, make, model, equipment, and repair procedure—not on a one-size-fits-all shop preference.
Static calibration uses targets and precise measurements in a controlled workspace. Dynamic calibration uses a scan tool while the vehicle is driven under specified road and speed conditions. Some vehicles require both procedures.
When calibration is required after windshield replacement, we include it clearly in your quote. Comprehensive insurance often covers required calibration as part of a glass claim, subject to your policy and deductible.
Both OEM and reputable aftermarket windshields can be safe choices when the glass matches your vehicle, is installed correctly, and required ADAS calibration is completed.
If your vehicle has ADAS features that rely on windshield-mounted cameras, recalibration is often required after replacement.
Most windshield replacements in Glen Burnie range from about $350 to $700, depending on your vehicle, glass options, and ADAS camera recalibration needs.
For the most accurate quote, provide your year, make, model, VIN, glass location, damage type, and whether your vehicle has ADAS features.