In addition to all glass repair, we preform ADAS/Calibrations

Yes, we complete the entire repair process, down to calibrations!! ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance Systems) calibration after a car repair is crucial because these systems rely on sensors, cameras, and other technology to function properly. When a vehicle is involved in a collision or undergoes significant repairs, especially to the body, frame, or parts affecting sensor placement (such as windshields, bumpers, or fenders), those sensors may become misaligned or damaged. Here’s why ADAS calibration is necessary:

1. Accuracy of Safety Features: ADAS includes features like lane departure warning, adaptive cruise control, collision avoidance, and automatic emergency braking. These systems rely on precise sensor alignment to detect objects, vehicles, and lane markings accurately. Any misalignment can cause the system to behave improperly, either by not detecting potential hazards or triggering false alerts.
2. Sensor Realignment: During repairs, especially collision repairs, sensors or cameras mounted on the vehicle (like radar sensors, cameras, and LIDAR systems) might be disrupted or repositioned. After the repair, these sensors need to be recalibrated to ensure they are working within factory specifications, maintaining the system’s functionality and accuracy.
3. Vehicle Safety: ADAS systems are designed to enhance driver and passenger safety. If these systems aren’t properly calibrated, it could result in reduced functionality or failure of safety features, increasing the risk of accidents. For instance, if the lane-keeping assist system is misaligned, it might fail to keep the car within its lane, leading to a potential safety hazard.
4. Compliance and Insurance Requirements: Some insurance policies and manufacturers require that ADAS systems be recalibrated after repairs to ensure the vehicle meets safety standards. Proper calibration ensures that the vehicle is returned to its pre-accident condition and complies with safety regulations.
5. Proper Functioning of High-Tech Features: Many modern cars rely heavily on ADAS for various functions, and failure to recalibrate the systems can impact the vehicle’s overall performance and safety. Features like parking sensors, blind spot detection, and even rearview cameras all depend on proper calibration.

In summary: After a car repair, especially involving collision damage, ADAS calibration is necessary to ensure that all the advanced safety systems in the car work correctly. Proper calibration keeps the vehicle’s sensors and cameras aligned, ensuring that the driver assistance systems perform as intended, ultimately ensuring safety and compliance with manufacturer standards.