Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) Calibration

If you do not already have a vehicle equipped with Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS), chances are that your next vehicle will be equipped with it.

ADAS are technological features developed to automate, adapt, and enhance vehicle technology assist drivers and increasing safety and reaction times, through early warning and automated systems. ADAS are proven to reduce road fatalities by minimizing human error.

Most Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) operate, among other things, using a camera located on the windshield behind the rear-view mirror. When you replace your windshield, it is important to have your camera recalibrated by experts, according to the manufacturer’s standards.

Your may also require ADAS recalibration for the fallowing services:

Following a wheel realignment

Change of the car’s suspension

Or if the camera has become disconnected or reconnected, or when your dashboard alerts you with an error message.

Features your vehicle may have which require ADAS calibration include:

Lane Departure Warning

This feature detects the lane lines and then warns the driver if the vehicle begins to move out of its lane.

Lane Keep Assist

This system corrects a lane change that is not signaled by the driver. This system brings the vehicle back into its designated lines.

Forward Collision Alert/Forward Collision Warning-

This system detects the distance between the driver's vehicle and the vehicle in front of them. When the driver approaches too close to the vehicle in front of them, the system will notify the driver by a visual or audible warning to prevent a collision.

Active Brake Assist

This feature is a type of Autonomous Emergency Braking system. It functions like the Forward Collision Alert but will also automatically engage the breaks if needed.

Collision Mitigation Braking System

This system acts in the same way as the Forward Collision Alert. In addition to notifying the driver, it will apply the brakes automatically if the driver does not do so following the alert.

High Beam Assist/High Beam Sensor

This feature detects the light of on coming vehicles and will automatically switch from high beam to low beam while passing vehicles going in the opposite direction or while closing in on vehicles going in the same direction.

Auto Headlamp Control

This feature automatically adjusts the strength and direction of the light depending on vehicle speed and driving conditions.

Traffic Sign Recognition

This feature allows your vehicle to recognize traffic signs, such as signs for speed limits, or stop signs. This helps the driver be aware of information that may otherwise have been missed.

Adaptive Cruise Control

maintains a safe distance from the vehicle ahead by automatically adjusting vehicle speed.

Our technicians have the knowledge, expertise, and equipment necessary to recalibrate ADAS on most vehicles.

Please contact us to book your ADAS Calibration.