Service function guideSurround View Camera Calibration

This guide gives professional technicians and advanced DIYers a complete, model-agnostic procedure for calibrating surround view camera systems after collision repairs, camera replacement, or suspension work. It explains how the 360-degree system stitches four fisheye images into a bird's-eye view, why calibration is mandatory whenever a camera or body panel moves, and how to prepare a bay that meets the lighting and floor requirements. You will learn the full target-based calibration sequence, how to verify the result with measured overlays, and how to diagnose failures instead of blindly repeating the routine. By the end you can execute a calibration that meets factory tolerances, document it, and hand back a vehicle whose parking and low-speed maneuvering aids are trustworthy.