ADAS CALIBRATION
Keep cameras, radar and safety sensors reading the road correctly after alignment, glass or accident repair — with a clear report afterwards.
At a glance
Camera and radar calibration
Keeps safety systems compliant
Fixes false warnings and faults
Documented before and after results
A deeper dive
Trucks run smart safety systems — lane keeping, adaptive cruise, emergency braking — driven by cameras and radar. Routine work like alignment, glass or accident repair can knock those sensors out of aim.
We recalibrate them to spec, confirm every system reads correctly, and hand you a report to keep on file.
The result: safety systems that work, and a vehicle that stays compliant.
What is ADAS calibration?
ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance Systems) uses cameras and radar to power features like lane keeping, adaptive cruise and emergency braking. Calibration realigns those sensors to manufacturer spec so they respond accurately when it counts.
Why alignment affects your ADAS
Your sensors treat the direction your wheels point as “straight ahead.” Change the alignment, and they can end up aimed off course. That’s why we recalibrate after every alignment.
Symptoms This Solves
False collision warnings
Lane-keep pulling the wheel
Cruise control dropping out
Warning lights after repair
False blind-spot alerts
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What Happens?
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Full diagnostic scan of all ADAS modules
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Identify which sensors need calibration
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Calibrate cameras and radar to manufacturer targets
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Verify every system reads the road correctly
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Provide before/after report
What You Get
Before & after calibration status
Clear recommendations for next steps
Printed or digital report provided
Notes on any sensor or fault issues
Who is it for?
Prime movers
Rigids
Vehicles after windscreen replacement
Buses and coaches
Vehicles after accident or panel repair
Any truck after a wheel alignment
Proof
Last mile delivery Izusu study
How a fleet reduced tyre cost by 30%
Implementing inspection and wheel alignment saved thousands...