ADAS Calibration Service in Imperial County

Many drivers don’t realize that ADAS calibration is required after even minor repairs or part replacements. Modern safety systems rely on precise alignment, and any change to your vehicle’s structure or components can affect their accuracy.

Calibration is needed after:

1. Windshield replacement – Cameras or sensors mounted behind the glass must be realigned.
2. Front-end collision or body repair – Even small impacts can shift sensor angles.
3. Suspension or alignment work – Changes in ride height or geometry alter how sensors read the road.
4. Bumper or mirror replacement – Blind-spot and radar sensors often sit behind these panels.
5. Warning lights or false alerts – If systems like lane assist or adaptive cruise control act differently, recalibration restores proper function.

Scheduling calibration at the right time keeps every safety feature performing as intended. It also ensures your vehicle remains compliant with manufacturer standards and insurance requirements.

Our ADAS calibration process follows strict manufacturer procedures to ensure every camera, radar, and sensor is aligned precisely. Each step is handled carefully to restore system accuracy and confirm your vehicle’s safety features work as designed.

Here’s how we do it:

1. Pre-Scan: We scan all vehicle systems to detect any existing faults or calibration errors.
2. Vehicle Setup: Tire pressure, ride height, and alignment are verified to ensure proper calibration conditions.
3. Static Calibration: Using calibration targets, we adjust sensors and cameras while the vehicle remains stationary.
4. Dynamic Calibration: We test the vehicle in controlled driving conditions to confirm system accuracy and proper sensor readings.
5. Final Verification: A complete post-scan is performed to confirm that all systems are functioning correctly.

Every calibration includes printed results for your records and peace of mind that your vehicle’s safety systems are performing exactly as intended.