ADAS Calibration
ADAS Calibration After Collision Repair
ADAS calibration resets the cameras, radar, and sensors that run features like automatic emergency braking, lane keeping, and adaptive cruise control so they aim exactly where the manufacturer intended. PMW Auto Body calibrates in-house after every repair that affects these systems, so you do not need a separate dealer visit.
When your car needs calibration
- After windshield replacement (forward camera)
- After front or rear bumper repair or replacement (radar and parking sensors)
- After structural or frame repair
- After a wheel alignment or suspension work
- When a driver-assistance warning light comes on after a repair
Why it matters
A camera or radar unit that is off by a degree or two can misjudge distance and lane position, so emergency braking and lane-keeping may react late or not at all. Manufacturers require calibration after these repairs, and we document it for your insurer.
Frequently asked questions
Does insurance pay for ADAS calibration?
When calibration is required as part of a covered repair, it is normally included in the claim. We document the calibration for your insurer.
How long does ADAS calibration take?
Usually a few hours, and we do it as part of the repair, so it rarely adds time to your overall repair.
Which vehicles do you calibrate?
All major makes, including BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Audi, Porsche, Tesla, Toyota, Honda, and more.
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