Most modern Acura vehicles, such as the MDX, RDX, TLX, or Integra, require approximately 2 to 3 hours to complete a full windshield replacement, though time can extend up to 4 hours depending on the complexity of the integrated features. Acura windshields frequently include advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS), like lane-keeping assist, forward collision warning, rain-sensing wipers, and heads-up display (HUD) in premium models. Replacing the windshield means carefully removing any sensor housings and ensuring no wiring or bracketry is damaged. During removal, technicians must avoid damaging interior trim and A-pillar airbags, especially in newer models with tight fitment. Once the old glass is removed, the bonding area must be cleaned, primed, and prepared for the new windshield, which is then installed using urethane adhesives that require proper curing time. Post-installation, recalibration of ADAS features is mandatory, typically using computerized alignment systems that test and reset cameras and radar sensors to factory specifications. Failure to recalibrate could render safety systems ineffective or inaccurate. Overall, Acura’s blend of technology and luxury requires technicians familiar with both modern adhesives and electronic systems. Choosing a certified shop is critical to ensure the replacement is completed with the precision that Acura engineering demands.