Ford ADAS Calibration in Arizona & Florida

Ford Co-Pilot360 depends on a forward-facing camera mounted behind the windshield, which reads lane lines, vehicles and signs. It is a separate module from the 360-degree parking cameras, and it works with front radar on many models for Pre-Collision Assist and adaptive cruise. When the windshield changes, that Ford camera has to be aligned again.

Any Ford with Co-Pilot360 features needs its forward camera aligned after the windshield is replaced, and also after the camera is removed or its bracket is disturbed. We plan the Ford alignment with your windshield appointment, and we also align cameras on Fords whose glass was replaced by another shop.

Co-Pilot360 appears across the Ford range. A few models where camera alignment comes up after glass work.

Ford alignment can be booked with a Bronco or Escape windshield or on its own. The model, the driver-assist package and the procedure Ford specifies all change the work, and we start with a free coverage check.

When the alignment follows a covered windshield replacement, it is often billed on the same claim. Arizona full glass coverage applies when you elected it, and a Florida comprehensive policy waives the windshield deductible. Whether an F-150 or Explorer needs recalibration is something both Arizona and Florida expect the glass company to spell out, and we do it before any work.