Automotive technician performing ADAS calibration in a professional workshop

The Process

From Request to Calibrated.

No mystery, no chasing. Every calibration runs the same way — clear steps, OEM-specified equipment, and a verified result before you drive away.

Most calibrations: 1–2 hoursCalibration certificate providedOEM-specified equipment only

5 Steps

How Every Calibration Runs.

Every vehicle, every service type, every time. The process doesn't change — because the standard doesn't change.

01

Request Service

Fill out the service request form, call us, or email. Tell us your vehicle make, model, and year, and what service you need — windshield replacement, front-end repair, or a routine ADAS check. A few lines is all it takes.

Confirmed within 1 business day
02

We Confirm Your Vehicle Requirements

Every vehicle make and model has different ADAS calibration requirements — some require static calibration with targets, others require a dynamic drive cycle, and some require both. We look up your OEM specifications before you arrive so there are no surprises.

OEM spec lookup included
03

The Calibration Is Performed

Your vehicle is brought into our calibration bay. We position manufacturer-specified targets at precise distances and angles, connect our diagnostic equipment, and run the calibration procedure exactly as the OEM requires. This is the step that matters — and where the work either gets done right or doesn't.

OEM Equipment. No Shortcuts.

We use the same calibration targets and diagnostic tools specified by the vehicle manufacturer — not generic aftermarket substitutes. The tolerances involved are measured in fractions of a degree. The equipment has to match the spec.

04

Post-Calibration Scan & Verification

After calibration, we run a full diagnostic scan to confirm every ADAS system is reading within manufacturer tolerances. If anything is outside spec, we identify it before you drive away — not after.

Written scan results provided
05

Documentation & Handover

You receive a calibration certificate documenting the work performed, the systems calibrated, and the post-calibration scan results. This documentation is accepted by insurance companies and is useful for warranty records. Your vehicle is ready to drive.

Calibration certificate included

Why It Matters

ADAS Systems Don't Self-Correct.

A misaligned ADAS camera or radar sensor doesn't throw a warning light. The system continues to operate — it just operates incorrectly. Lane departure warnings trigger late. Emergency braking activates at the wrong distance. Blind-spot alerts miss vehicles in adjacent lanes. The vehicle appears to work until the moment it doesn't.

Industry Requirement

Recalibration Is Required After Windshield Replacement

Auto glass industry standards and most vehicle manufacturer service manuals require ADAS recalibration after any windshield replacement. Many insurance policies now cover the cost. If your glass shop didn't mention it, ask them — or contact us directly.

Common Questions

Quick Answers.

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