Subaru BRZ ADAS Calibration

ADAS Systems on the Subaru BRZ

First generation (2012–2020):

• No EyeSight, no camera ADAS, no radar
• Basic vehicle stability control only
• Does not require ADAS calibration

Second generation (2021+):

• EyeSight – Subaru's stereo camera system, but with limited functionality compared to other Subaru models
• Pre-Collision Braking – automatic emergency braking via dual stereo cameras behind the windscreen
• Adaptive Cruise Control – camera-based, no front radar
• Lane Departure Warning – basic alert when drifting

The second-gen BRZ's EyeSight uses the same stereo camera pair mounted behind the windscreen as other Subaru models – but advanced features like Lane Keep Assist and DriverFocus are not available on the BRZ.

When Your Subaru BRZ Needs Calibration

After Windscreen Replacement (2021+ Only)

If your second-generation BRZ has EyeSight, both stereo cameras are bonded to the windscreen. When the glass is replaced, the cameras lose their factory alignment. Subaru-specific calibration targets are required – generic equipment won't work. Our Windscreen Calibration at £199 covers both cameras.

"EyeSight Disabled" Warning

If your 2021+ BRZ displays "EyeSight Disabled," the stereo cameras have lost alignment. Pre-Collision Braking and Adaptive Cruise Control both go offline. Windscreen work is the most common cause.

Subaru BRZ Calibration Pricing

Most BRZ owners need windscreen calibration at £199 – the stereo cameras are the only ADAS sensors. First-gen BRZ owners (2012–2020) likely don't need ADAS calibration at all. See all Subaru models we calibrate