There are three types of recalibration, which vary based on your vehicle’s make and model: static, dynamic, and universal.
Static recalibration must be performed at a service centre suited for recalibration and requires the use of targets unique to each manufacturer mounted on a device at the front of the vehicle. This can take up to an hour or slightly more, depending on your vehicle’s make and model.
Dynamic recalibration requires driving the vehicle at a speed and distance defined by the manufacturer on well-marked roads to recalibrate the front camera. Like static, this takes up to an hour, depending on your vehicle’s make and model.
Finally, universal calibration involves a combination of the static process followed by the dynamic process.