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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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Calibration costs depend on your specific Subaru model, which ADAS systems need recalibration, and whether mobile or workshop service is required.
from $349
Inc. diagnostic scan & certificate
from $549
Inc. diagnostic scan & certificate
from $549
Inc. diagnostic scan & certificate
from $799
Inc. diagnostic scan & certificate
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.