Frequently Asked Questions

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ADAS calibration is the process of aligning and verifying vehicle safety systems-such as cameras, radars, and sensors- according to manufacturer specifications after a collision repair, glass replacement, or suspension alignment

Calibration is typically required after:

• Collision repairs
• Windshield replacements
• Suspension, steering, or alignment work
• Sensor or module replacements
• Ride height changes

OEM service procedures truly determine when calibrations are required.

ADAS systems control braking, steering, lane keeping, and collision avoidance. Improper calibrations can cause systems to malfunction or provide false readings-creating safety risks and potential liability for repairers.

Yes. Many ADAS systems can be out of specification without triggering a dashboard warning. OEM-procedures-not warning lights- determine calibration requirements.

Yes. We provide clear, insurance ready documentation verifying calibration requirements, service results and reporting.