After a collision, even a minor one, ADAS calibration is necessary because the cameras, radar, and lidar sensors that power your vehicle’s safety features can be shifted out of their precise alignment. When these sensors are left uncalibrated, vital functions like emergency braking, lane-keeping assistance, and adaptive cruise control may malfunction, creating serious risks on the road.
At our facility, we integrate windscreen camera recalibration and radar sensor calibration directly into our repair workflow. We use manufacturer-approved diagnostic tools to ensure every sensor is realigned to exact factory specifications. This is a critical step in our quality assurance process for all vehicles, whether they have undergone structural chassis work or minor panel repairs.
With over 20 years of experience, we offer an end-to-end service that includes:
- Precision Recalibration: Realignment of safety systems for all major makes and models.
- Stress-Free Claims Handling: We work with all car insurance companies to manage your paperwork.
- Convenient Support: Access to 24/7 towing and a free not-at-fault loan car while your vehicle is being serviced.
Our goal is to ensure your vehicle meets manufacturer safety standards before it returns to the road, providing you with top-quality work and peace of mind.
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