EyeSight Driver Assist Technology is standard on most newer Subarus. Instead of one camera, it uses two cameras side by side, like a pair of eyes, to judge distance to the vehicle ahead. Some of the newest models add a third, wide-angle camera.
Because EyeSight compares what both cameras see, even a small difference in the glass or the camera angle can affect how it judges distance. After a windshield replacement, Subaru requires EyeSight to be recalibrated.
EyeSight is recalibrated with targets in our shop, so EyeSight Subarus are an in-shop job. Our technicians run a pre-scan, calibrate with Autel equipment and run a post-scan before you leave.
EyeSight has changed over the years, and features vary by model and year. Send us your VIN and we'll confirm what your Subaru has.