INTRODUCING TRUE CALIBRATION
Why You Should Partner With Us For Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS)
Diagnostic Scanning
- Our technicians have a complete understanding of all vehhicle Advanced Driver
- Assistance Systems (ADAS)
- We’ll provide a full service report including
- List of all ADAS codes on the vehicle
- All Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTC)
- Documentation of pre-existing conditions
Clear Codes
- We’ll clear all codes before beginning the calibration on the vehicle
- If we are unable to clear all the codes, we will work as your partner to correct any vehicle ADAS issues
Calibration
- We offer full ADAS calibration services
- We utilize the most accurate and most up-to-date hardware and software
- We’ll perform a precise calibration in a controlled lab environment
- We supply a complete calibration report
Documentation
- All calibrations are available electronically including:
- Photo documentation for insurance purposes
- Current calibration procedure
Module Programming
- We have the technology and expertise to reprogram any replacement ADAS module
Post Calibration Health Scan
- After the calibration process, we’ll “wake up” each ADAS module, verifying it’s fully operational
- All vehicles are post-scanned to make sure they’re in pre-loss condition
Test Drive
- A calibration is not complete until it has passed a documented Test Drive
- All ADAS modules are tested in live conditions for their functionality and safety to make sure they are in pre-loss condition
Convenience
- Pick-up and delivery service available witihn a 2-mile radius
- Digital updates
- Digital invoicing and documentation
What is ADAS Calibration
ADAS calibration is the precise physical alignment, testing and electronic aiming of sensors that collect data to inform your vehicle’s advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) like forward collision warning, lane departure warning, automatic braking systems, and several others. Most ADAS sensors require precise aiming. A sensor on the car that is out of alignment by a fraction of an inch will be aimed at an area significantly off axis 50 or more feet down the road.
Types of ADAS Calibration
ADAS-equipped vehicles require static calibration, dynamic calibration or both. It depends on a vehicle’s ADAS system and OEM recommendation.
Static ADAS Calibration
Dynamic ADAS Calibration
Dual ADAS Calibration