ADAS Calibration Services

After any impact, no matter how seemingly minor, you should schedule Advanced Driver-Assistance System (ADAS) recalibration. Even small accidents can disrupt the positioning of this system’s sensor or otherwise affect how they work. Since your ADAS is an essential safety feature, you should get it recalibrated right away after an auto accident.

Likewise, experts also recommend that you plan for ADAS recalibration after work is done on your car’s suspension, wheel alignment, or air conditioning. These auto services can also disrupt the sensors, causing issues later that may threaten your safety.

No, you should not recalibrate an Advanced Driver-Assistance System (ADAS) by yourself. These systems are highly complex, consisting of multiple integrated cameras and sensors meant to detect obstacles, alert drivers about potential collisions, and intervene in critical situations to prevent accidents. For your safety and the safety of others, ADAS recalibration should only be performed by a professional technician who has the necessary equipment and expertise.

Incorrect recalibration can lead to inaccurate readings, false alerts, and even system failure. Contact our technicians to handle the adjustments for you so that you can drive with confidence.

The cost of an ADAS system calibration can be influenced by several factors, including:

• Type of Vehicle – The make and model of your vehicle can significantly impact the cost. Luxury cars or vehicles with more complex systems may be more expensive to calibrate.
• Number of Sensors – ADAS relies on various sensors, cameras, and radars. The more of these your vehicle has, the more expensive the calibration may be.
• Type of Calibration – There are two types of calibration—static and dynamic. Static calibration is typically more labor intensive as it requires specific targets and patterns to be used in a controlled environment, which can increase the cost.
• Additional Repair – If other damages are affecting the ADAS, those repairs will add to the overall cost.

The time it takes to perform an ADAS calibration can vary significantly depending on several factors, such as the type of vehicle, the specific calibration requirements, and the number of sensors involved.

The average calibration time is reported to be around 1.7 hours, with 6 hours being the maximum and 1 hour being the minimum. As for ADAS calibration specifically associated with windshield replacement, the process generally takes about 30 to 45 minutes and is completed at the same time as your window replacement.