(928) 445-1180
722 E. Sheldon St.
Prescott, Arizona
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(928) 445-1180
722 E. Sheldon St.
Prescott, Arizona
We ensure all vehicles serviced at our shop leave with any disturbed safety features operating in accordance with manufacturers recommendations.
We are pleased to add recalibration services to allow a convenient one-stop shopping experience.
Safety Systems are set to Manufacturer’s Specifications
✓Recalibrations performed by Certified Technicians
✓Vehicle Repair Service backed by your locally owned Glass Repair Shop
We use Autel ADAS Complete Calibration to ensure precision.
We check Lane Departure Warning Systems
Ensure your Adaptive Cruise Control is working
We calibrate Emergency Braking and Collision Alert Systems
A. ADAS, or Advanced Driver Assistance Systems are technologies that alert and help us drive our
vehicles more safely. Examples include Lane Departure Warning Systems, Emergency Braking Systems,
Collision Alert Systems, and Adaptive Cruise Control.
Many car manufacturers require a recalibration after winshield replacements because many of the sensing
devices and cameras are mounted onto the windshield. This means that during a windshield repair or
replacement the sensors might be adjusted and need to be recalibrated so that they funcion correctly.
A. Bennett Glass and Mirror recently acquired Autel ADAS equipment to service all our
customers with precise recalibration.
We acquired this technology to decrease your repair time by up to 2 days. You can now have your
windshield repaired and ADAS recalibrated, all at our conveniently located Bennett Glass and Mirror
Prescott location.
A. While every vehicle manufacturer utilizes a unique calibration process, our certified technicians are well versed in a wide array of recalibrations and can usually complete the additional work within an hour after replacing your windshield.
A. YES! Please be sure to bring your vehicle with the tires properly inflated, the gas tank full, and the trunk empty. This will ensure that your vehicle is properly positioned to adjust the cameras according to the manufacturer's design specifications.