We provide professional ADAS sensor recalibration directly at our workshop in Ravenhall. With over 20 years of experience in collision repairs, we integrate these technical services into our workflow to ensure your vehicle’s safety features—such as emergency braking and lane-keeping assistance—are restored to manufacturer specifications.
Our specialized technicians perform two primary types of calibration to ensure your safety systems function correctly:
- Windscreen Camera Recalibration: Essential after a windscreen replacement or front-end collision to ensure cameras are correctly aligned.
- Radar Sensor Calibration: Critical for the proper operation of adaptive cruise control and other proximity-based safety tech.
We offer a complete, end-to-end service for drivers in Ravenhall and the surrounding western suburbs. To make the process as easy as possible, we provide fair, transparent pricing and stress-free claims handling, as we work with all major car insurance companies.
If your vehicle is in for repair, we can also assist with 24/7 towing and provide a free not-at-fault loan car to keep you on the road. Contact us today to Get a Free Quote or to schedule your calibration service.
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