Modern driver-assistance systems depend on precisely positioned sensors. Calibration restores those sensors to the manufacturer's specification, so safety features such as ACC, AEB, lane keeping and auto park work exactly as designed.
Book an AppointmentADAS uses cameras, radar and LiDAR to read the road around your vehicle and support you while driving. These systems help prevent collisions and reduce driver workload — but they only work correctly when every sensor is aligned to the vehicle manufacturer's specification. Even a fraction of a degree of misalignment can shift detection zones, delay warnings or trigger false alerts.
Any repair or replacement that disturbs a sensor's mounting position or the vehicle's geometry can take ADAS out of specification.
We treat every calibration as a delivery standard — measured by equipment and data.
We follow each brand's factory calibration procedure and target requirements — no generic shortcuts — so results stay accurate and repeatable.
Dedicated radar, camera and LiDAR calibration targets and diagnostic tools, covering multiple brands and protocols.
Every vehicle receives its own calibration record and report, with parameters retained for your archive and future comparison.
After calibration we run system self-checks and road-test verification, and hand the car back only once systems are confirmed normal.
From intake to delivery, every step follows a defined standard and is documented.
Read fault codes and sensor status to confirm whether calibration, installation misalignment or system anomalies are present.
Check OEM specifications and vehicle configuration, then determine target type, workstation and parameter requirements to define the calibration plan.
Set up targets and equipment per specification and align angles, height and coordinates for radar, LiDAR and cameras.
Run system self-checks and road-test verification to confirm ACC, AEB, lane keeping and auto park are fully restored.
Compile calibration data and results, hand over a line-by-line report, and retain records for future reference.
Plain-English answers to the questions we hear most from drivers and shops.
Every vehicle moves through a documented diagnostic workflow aligned to the manufacturer's repair and calibration standards — nothing is left to guesswork.
