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Forward-Facing Camera Calibration
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Lane Departure / Lane Keep Assist Calibration
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Traffic Sign Recognition Calibration
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Automatic Emergency Braking Calibration
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Windshield Camera Calibration
Radar & Sensor Systems
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Adaptive Cruise Control Calibration
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Blind Spot Monitoring Calibration
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Rear Cross-Traffic Alert Calibration
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Front & Rear Radar Calibration
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Parking Sensor Calibration
Surround-View
& Safety Systems
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360° / Surround-View Camera Calibration
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Parking Camera Calibration
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Parking Assist System Calibration
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Multi-Sensor Calibration
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Post-Collision ADAS Calibration
What is ADAS
ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance Systems) are the safety technologies in your vehicle designed to help monitor the road, surrounding vehicles, and potential hazards.
Using cameras, radar, and other sensors, ADAS systems power features such as automatic emergency braking, lane keeping assistance, adaptive cruise control, blind-spot monitoring, and collision warnings.
When these sensors are replaced, disturbed, or affected by windshield replacement, collision repairs, wheel alignment, or suspension work, proper calibration may be required to ensure your vehicle’s safety systems are operating accurately and as intended.
Camera-Based Systems
CAMERA
RADAR
360 Degree
BLIND SPOT
MONITORING
+ More
our process
pre-scan
Check all systems for faults
Diagnoses
Determine the cause of failure
repair
Make necessary repairs
calibrate
Recalibrate the system
When Does Your Vehicle Need ADAS Calibration?
Windshield Replacement
Many vehicles have cameras mounted behind the windshield. Replacing the glass can affect camera positioning and require recalibration.
Collision or Body Repairs
Even minor collisions can shift sensors or change their alignment. ADAS systems should be checked and calibrated after applicable repairs.
Wheel Alignment or Suspension Work
Changes to the vehicle’s ride height, steering geometry, or alignment can affect how ADAS sensors interpret the road.
Camera or Sensor Replacement
Installing a new camera, radar, or other ADAS component typically requires calibration to ensure it is accurately positioned.
ADAS Warning Lights or Faults
If your vehicle displays an ADAS, collision warning, lane assist, or sensor-related warning, calibration or diagnostic testing may be required.
Module Replacement, Programming & Coding
When a vehicle's control module — such as a camera, radar, or body control module — is replaced, installing the new part is only half the job. Most modern modules must be programmed with the correct manufacturer software and coded to your specific vehicle before they'll function properly.
Programming installs the module's operating software and updates it to the latest version required by the manufacturer. Coding configures that module to communicate correctly with your vehicle's other systems, matching it to your VIN, trim level, and factory-installed options.
Skipping this step can leave warning lights on, disable safety features, or prevent ADAS systems from calibrating at all. We handle module programming and coding alongside our calibration services, so your vehicle's safety systems are fully restored and communicating exactly as the manufacturer intended.
For Repair Shops
Your Repair.
Our Calibration.
Send your ADAS calibration work to Calibrations Plus and let us handle the specialized equipment and procedures. We work alongside repair shops to help keep jobs moving efficiently and get vehicles back to your customers properly calibrated.
You handle the repair. We handle the calibration.
Our goal is to make the process straightforward, efficient, and easy for your team. When a vehicle requires ADAS calibration, you can refer it to Calibrations Plus with confidence and get back to focusing on the work you do best.
Looking to establish a calibration partner for your shop? Get in touch with Calibrations Plus today.
A Simple Extension of Your Shop
