Rolls-Royce ADAS Calibration

The Rolls-Royce Spectre carries more driver assistance than any earlier model, including forward-collision warning with automatic emergency braking and lane-departure warning with active steering assistance. On the Ghost, the lane departure warning reads the road through a camera located just in front of the rear-view mirror.

A Rolls-Royce with a lane camera behind the windshield, such as the Spectre or Ghost, has the camera calibrated after new glass and whenever the camera is unclipped. We schedule it in the same visit as a Rolls-Royce windshield where the procedure can be done on site, and Spectre or Ghost owners whose new screen came from elsewhere can still have just the camera aimed by us.

Lane cameras appear on the Spectre and Ghost, so calibration follows their windshield work, while other models are checked by VIN.

A Spectre or Ghost may need calibration right after our windshield, or later after another shop's glass. The model and its procedure shape the quote.

The lane camera calibration usually rides on the Rolls-Royce windshield claim it follows. Florida takes care of that windshield without the comprehensive deductible, and an Arizona Rolls-Royce with full glass coverage included has it taken care of in full. Before booking a Spectre or Ghost, we state whether calibration applies, as both states expect glass shops to.