Where is ADAS located on my vehicle?

Why do you need ADAS calibration?

Systems need to be aligned to work properly and save lives

Vehicles systems must work together to help drivers stay safe using assistance tools. It is crucial that OEM standards are maintained in a post-collision calibration. If a sensor is moved, a bracket is adjusted, or even when a windshield is replaced, the ADAS sensors will need calibration. A small change in alignment of a sensor can have major impacts that caused the vehicle and driver to have delayed reaction times. A half a second delay may be the amount of time needed to avoid a collision. Something as simple as the distance measured for “Automatic Cruise Control adjustments” can be reporting incorrectly if the angle of a sensor is off by a small degree.

Maintenance facilities that provide ADAS Calibration must use high-tech calibration equipment. The shops must maintain a certain distance of level free space in order to test and adjust sensors properly. In addition, technicians must be certified and knowledgeable in OEM requirements. 360ALIGN provides the necessary facility, space, technology, lighting, and expertise to properly calibrate your vehicle’s sensors.