ADAS Calibration

Accurate calibration using specialist equipment to keep your vehicle safety systems performing correctly.

Manufacturer-approved equipment and software

What Is ADAS Calibration?

ADAS, or Advanced Driver Assistance Systems, use cameras, radar, and sensors to support features such as lane assist, emergency braking, and adaptive cruise control.

ADAS calibration in progress
ADAS calibration equipment and setup

Why Calibration Matters

Because these systems make real-time decisions, accuracy is crucial.

Safety & Reliability

Correct calibration helps ensure features respond at the right time and in the right conditions.

Avoid Warning Lights

Misalignment can cause faults or alerts. Calibration helps keep systems stable and consistent.

Manufacturer Standards

We follow correct procedures so your vehicle remains aligned with OEM requirements.

01

Windscreen Replacement

Many vehicles require camera recalibration after a new screen is fitted.

02

Suspension or Alignment Work

Changes to ride height or alignment can affect radar and camera targeting.

03

Accident or Impact

Even minor impacts may shift sensors or brackets and require recalibration.

04

ADAS Fault Lights

Warnings may indicate camera or radar alignment issues.

When You May Need Calibration

Calibration is commonly required after certain repairs or changes to vehicle geometry. If you are unsure, we can advise based on your vehicle and the work completed.

Specialist equipment. Manufacturer procedures. Verified accuracy.

Why Incorrect Calibration Is Dangerous

ADAS is safety-critical. If sensors are even slightly out of alignment, the vehicle can misread distance, lane position, or closing speed. This can change when, or if, assistance features react.

Small error. Big consequences.
Potential outcomes
This is why calibration must be completed to manufacturer specifications.
Emergency braking timing High impact

Incorrect distance readings can trigger braking too late, or unexpectedly.

Lane assist accuracy High impact

Misalignment can cause drifting, inconsistent corrections, or poor lane detection.

False alerts and faults Common

Warnings may appear when nothing is wrong, or hide real issues.

Driver confidence Real-world

Unpredictable assistance systems reduce trust in the vehicle’s safety features.

Find Out Everything
You Need To Know

Common questions about ADAS calibration and when it is required.

How long does ADAS calibration take?

Timing depends on the vehicle and system type. We will advise when you book, and many calibrations are completed the same day.

Is calibration always required after a windscreen replacement?

Some vehicles require it, while others do not. If your vehicle has a forward-facing camera, calibration is commonly needed.

What happens if I do not calibrate?

Systems can become inaccurate or trigger faults. This may affect safety features such as lane assist and emergency braking.

Do you calibrate all makes and models?

We support a wide range of vehicles. Share your registration details and we will confirm compatibility.