Does Subaru require ADAS calibration after windshield replacement?

Most modern Subaru vehicles have ADAS cameras behind the windshield that require post-replacement calibration. We include full ADAS calibration in our windshield replacement service at no extra charge.

What kind of glass do you install on Subaru vehicles?

OE-equivalent aftermarket glass that meets OEM specs is what we install by default — verified by VIN before ordering. OEM glass is available on request or when your insurer requires it. Using the correct part number prevents fit issues, water leaks, and ADAS malfunction.

Can you bill my insurance for my Subaru windshield replacement?

Yes. We work directly with all major insurance companies and bill them directly — you pay only your deductible. You pay only your deductible - if you have one. Many policies cover glass with $0 deductible.

How long does a Subaru windshield replacement take?

Most windshield replacements are completed in 2 hours or less. We offer same-day and next-day scheduling. After installation, the vehicle must sit for 1 hour before driving to allow adhesive to cure.

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Subaru Windshield Replacement & Auto Glass Repair in Colonial Heights, VA

Subaru builds vehicles for people who demand capability and safety — and their EyeSight ADAS system is among the most sophisticated in the industry. EyeSight uses a stereo camera system mounted behind the windshield, requiring precise replacement and calibration. We are Subaru EyeSight certified.

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Glass Types Used in Subaru

Acoustic Windshield

Standard on most Subaru models from 2018+ — acoustic PVB for cabin refinement.

EyeSight Stereo Camera

Most Subaru models from 2013+ use dual-camera EyeSight system requiring specialized windshield and calibration.

Rain Sensor

Most Subaru models with EyeSight have rain-sensing wipers.

Subaru Starlink Antenna

Starlink telematics antenna embedded in glass on recent models.

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ADAS & Camera Systems

EyeSight Stereo Camera

Subaru's unique dual-camera EyeSight system mounted behind the windshield — requires Subaru-specific calibration after replacement. Our technicians are EyeSight certified.

Lane Keep Assist

Camera calibration required for lane centering and lane keep assist on most models.

Pre-Collision Braking

EyeSight cameras control pre-collision braking — must be calibrated correctly before driving.

⚠️ Common Subaru Windshield Considerations

!Subaru EyeSight is a stereo camera system — unlike single-lens systems, it requires a very specific calibration procedure using Subaru targets.
!Incorrect windshield curvature can cause EyeSight misalignment — OEM glass is always recommended.
!Outback and Forester have different glass specs for models with and without EyeSight.

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