I avoid them like the plague. Going on 3 years with no issues but I do drive with fear and respect.My Bronco is afraid of being close to large trucks.
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I avoid them like the plague. Going on 3 years with no issues but I do drive with fear and respect.My Bronco is afraid of being close to large trucks.
I'm not sure, I drove and he programmed. Maybe for the sensors?What programming is there if the camera is static? I’m hearing from one place no proctors needed.
Think of the windshield as a big lens. It can create distortions for the camera mounted right behind it even if you can’t perceive them with your eyes sitting further back. The variations between two windshields (old & new) due to manufacturing and installation can potentially be enough to cause an issue with cameras and ADAS (advanced driver-assistance system) accuracy. If you plan to claim the replacement on your insurance, calibration is likely required.What programming is there if the camera is static? I’m hearing from one place no programming was needed.
Chips in my windshields have come from passenger cars because the roads easily crumble in my part of the country.My Bronco is afraid of being close to large trucks.
And that’s why when I rode motos I always wore full face helmets. Open face helmets are really cute until you take a rock in the pie hole.Chips in my windshields have come from passenger cars because the roads easily crumble in my part of the country.
Up here, late February into mid April are the worst times of the year on the roads for stone throwing.
And yes, large trucks are to be feared because they're cable of throwing such large stones people have been injured.
Yup, me too -- and not just to protect from stones, but also those nasty tasting June Bugs that were attracted to headlights on warm summer evenings.And that’s why when I rode motos I always wore full face helmets. Open face helmets are really cute until you take a rock in the pie hole.