March 11, 2022 Muoi Nguyen

So what is ADAS Calibration and why is it important?

ADAS is an acronym for Advanced Driver Assistance Systems. These systems come standard in modern vehicles and are responsible for aiding the driver while they’re driving and parking. Blind-spot monitoring systems, rear-traffic proximity alerts, and parking assistance systems are just a few of examples of ADAS.

Why is (ADAS) Calibration necessary?

It is essential that after a windscreen replacement, the ADAS system is calibrated to ensure that all safety features are working.

The calibration process adjusts and tests all the sensors and cameras to ensure that they are still working effectively and accurately.

How much does ADAS calibration cost?

It depends on which feature needs to be addressed and what exactly needs to be done, but paying for ADAS service is a small price to pay to ensure your customers’ safety and satisfaction. For information on pricing, get in touch with a member of our team.

How important is it to recalibrate ADAS in your vehicle?

ADAS recalibration is very important to ensure that the camera and sensors convey the right information to the system. This is very crucial because if the wrong information is sent to the system, its operations will be affected negatively. Therefore, the manufacturers of the vehicles that come with ADAS require their owners to have them recalibrated properly under the following instances:

When the windscreen is replaced
After collision repair
After the airbag has deployed
After suspension repair
After a front-end alignment
After changing the ride height or tires
After replacing a faulty camera
When the ADAS lights are flashing codes or on
After the Engine Control, Engine Control Unit, or Power train Control Module is replaced.

Make sure that the ADAS of your vehicle is recalibrated properly under any of these instances.

Contact our expert team at AutoKing for assistance with ADAS Calibration. We are more than happy to assist you!

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