ADAS Calibration and Driver-Assist Repair
Modern vehicles rely on cameras and radar for lane keeping, automatic braking, adaptive cruise, and blind spot monitoring. When a windshield is replaced, a bumper comes off, a sensor is disturbed, or a related module is worked on, those systems have to be recalibrated or they can read the road wrong.
We calibrate ADAS cameras and radar to specification so the driver assist systems your car depends on actually work the way they are supposed to. Glass shops and body shops that cannot calibrate in house send this work out. We are who it gets sent to.
What this covers
- Forward camera calibration after windshield replacement
- Front and rear radar calibration
- Calibration after collision and body repair
- Calibration after suspension or alignment work that affects sensors
- Surround view and blind spot camera calibration
- Driver assist fault diagnosis
Signs you might need this
- You just had a windshield or camera replaced
- The car was in a collision or had front end work
- A driver assist warning is on the dash
- Lane keeping or automatic braking is behaving oddly
How we approach it
- 1
Confirm what needs calibrating
We identify which systems were affected and what calibration each one requires, static, dynamic, or both.
- 2
Calibrate to specification
Using proper targets and alignment, we calibrate the cameras and radar to the vehicle maker's specification.
- 3
Verify and document
We confirm each system passes and reads correctly before the vehicle goes back on the road.
Do I need calibration after a windshield replacement?
If your vehicle has a forward facing camera mounted at the windshield, then yes, most makers require calibration after the glass is replaced. Skipping it can leave lane keeping and automatic braking miscalibrated.
My glass or body shop cannot calibrate. Can you?
Yes. We handle ADAS calibration that glass and body shops sub out. We are glad to work directly with you or with your shop.
Why does ADAS calibration matter?
These systems steer and brake the car in an emergency. If a camera or radar is aimed even slightly wrong, it can misjudge distance or position. Calibration makes sure they see the road accurately.
Often needed alongside this
Have a problem no one else can solve?
Tell us what your vehicle is doing and we will tell you how we can help. Call, or start a chat and we will get right back to you.