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ADAS Calibration for Subaru models

Subaru's EyeSight system is unique in the automotive world — it uses a stereo camera pair (two cameras working together) instead of the single camera and radar combination used by most other brands. This dual-camera setup on the Outback, Forester, XV, and WRX provides Adaptive Cruise Control, Pre-Collision Braking, and Lane Keeping Assist without a separate radar module. It also means calibration is different from every other brand.

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Subaru ADAS Calibration Cost

Calibration costs depend on your specific Subaru model, which ADAS systems need recalibration, and whether mobile or workshop service is required.

Subaru ADAS Systems We Calibrate

  • EyeSight Stereo Camera — dual-camera system for distance measurement and object recognition
  • ACC (Adaptive Cruise Control) — stereo camera-based speed and distance management
  • PCB (Pre-Collision Braking) — forward collision detection with automatic braking
  • LKA (Lane Keep Assist) — stereo camera-based lane departure correction
  • Lane Sway Warning — fatigue detection via lane position monitoring
  • Lead Vehicle Start Alert — notification when traffic ahead moves
  • Rear Vehicle Detection — rear-quarter monitoring (where equipped)

Why Subaru Owners Need Calibration

Windscreen Replacement — Critical for EyeSight

EyeSight's stereo cameras are both mounted behind the windscreen. Every windscreen replacement requires precise recalibration of the camera pair — the distance between the two cameras and their alignment to the vehicle centreline must be exact. This is more involved than single-camera calibration and cannot be skipped.

Stereo Camera Sensitivity

Because EyeSight measures distance using the stereo camera pair (like human depth perception), even minor misalignment between the two cameras degrades ACC and PCB accuracy significantly. Subaru specifies tighter calibration tolerances than most single-camera systems.

Outback and Forester Regional Use

The Outback and Forester are popular with regional and rural Australian drivers. Gravel road windscreen damage is frequent, driving higher calibration demand than urban-focused vehicles.

Subaru Models — Full ADAS Calibration Coverage

We calibrate every Subaru with EyeSight in Australia: Outback, Forester, XV (Crosstrek), WRX, Impreza, Levorg, and BRZ (where equipped). The Outback and Forester are our most-calibrated Subaru models.

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Why Subaru Owners Choose ADAS Line

  • EyeSight stereo camera specialists — we understand the unique calibration requirements of dual-camera systems
  • From $349 AUD — Subaru dealer calibration typically costs $500-$800
  • Qualified technicians — trained on Subaru's specific stereo calibration procedures
  • Australia-wide coverage — metro, regional, and rural service

How Subaru ADAS Calibration Works

Get a quote — Tell us your Subaru model, year, and what happened.

Book your appointment — Standard calibration takes 1-2 hours.

Drive away calibrated — Qualified technician recalibrates using OEM-grade equipment.

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Subaru ADAS Calibration Pricing

ServicePrice
Windscreen Camera Calibrationfrom $349
Radar/Sensor Calibrationfrom $549
Collision Calibrationfrom $549
Full System Resetfrom $799

Subaru dealer EyeSight calibration in Australia costs $500-$800. ADAS Line starts from $349.

Subaru ADAS Calibration — Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about ADAS calibration for your Subaru

EyeSight uses a stereo camera pair — two cameras that must be precisely aligned relative to each other and the vehicle. Most other brands use a single camera plus radar, which is a simpler calibration. EyeSight requires specialist stereo calibration procedures.