What is Calibration?

Calibration is the process of returning a

vehicle’s ADAS to OEM specifications.

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Calibration is necessary

            1. After a collision or mechanical  

              repair when ADAS components

                  are removed or replaced.

             2. When a wheel alignment is 

          performed or ride height is changed.

             3. A new windshield is installed. 

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Recalibrating will ensure that the ADAS

features continue to function properly after

any of the above events have occurred.

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What Will Happen If Not Calibrated?

If a car’s ADAS is not properly calibrated

 the system may not function safely.

When the cameras, radar, lidar, or sonar

sensors on a vehicle are off by even a few

 millimeters they may not perform accurately

and the system may not function properly.

A misaligned ADAS sensor could jeopardize

the functionality of the system and lead

to dangerous driving or accidents