Hyundai ADAS Calibration in Arizona & Florida

Hyundai SmartSense runs through a camera mounted on the windshield behind the rearview mirror. It reads lane lines and traffic for Lane Following Assist, Lane Keeping Assist and Forward Collision-Avoidance Assist, and on many Hyundai models it works with a front radar for Smart Cruise Control. Hyundai's own position statement ties calibration to every windshield replacement.

Hyundai's position statement says that after a windshield replacement, the electronic systems should be calibrated with Hyundai diagnostic software and hardware, following the shop manual. We plan your Hyundai calibration with the windshield appointment, and we also calibrate Hyundais whose glass was replaced by another shop.

SmartSense runs across most current Hyundai models, sedans and SUVs alike. Elantra, Tucson, Santa Fe, Palisade and Ioniq 5 owners ask about it most.

Hyundai calibration can be booked with an Elantra or Tucson windshield, or on its own after glass work elsewhere. The model, the SmartSense features and the procedure Hyundai lists for that model all change the work, and we start with a free coverage check.

For a Hyundai, calibration tied to a covered windshield replacement is usually part of the same claim. An Elantra or Tucson in Arizona needs the full glass option for the windshield itself, while Florida comprehensive waives the windshield deductible. Arizona and Florida both expect the glass company to say whether a Tucson or Elantra needs recalibration, and Hyundai owners hear it before any work.