FAQ’s

ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance Systems) calibration ensures that your vehicle’s cameras, radar, and sensors are correctly aligned for optimal performance and safety.

Without proper calibration, your vehicle’s safety features—such as lane departure warnings, adaptive cruise control, and automatic emergency braking—may not function correctly, increasing the risk of accidents.

You may need calibration after:

• Windshield replacement
• Collision or body repairs
• Suspension or wheel alignment work
• Sensor or camera replacement
• Tire size modifications

The process typically takes between 1 to 3 hours, depending on your vehicle and the type of calibration needed (static or dynamic).

• Static Calibration:Done in a controlled environment using specialized targets and tools.
• Dynamic Calibration: Requires driving the vehicle on a road with specific conditions to adjust the system in real time.

Yes! We offer mobile services for your convenience, bringing expert calibration to your location.

Signs of misalignment include:

• Warning lights on your dashboard
• Inaccurate lane departure warnings
• Malfunctioning adaptive cruise control
• Unexpected braking or steering corrections

Costs vary based on vehicle type and calibration method. Contact us for a free estimate.

Many insurance policies cover ADAS calibration after repairs. We recommend checking with your provider to confirm coverage.

We calibrate a wide range of vehicles, including major brands like Ford, Toyota, Honda, BMW, and more.