The rise of Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) like lane-keeping assist and automatic emergency braking has introduced a new, critical piece of garage equipment: the ADAS Calibration Frame. After a windshield replacement, wheel alignment, or even minor collision repairs, these sophisticated sensors (cameras, radars) often require precise recalibration.

This equipment typically consists of a rigid frame holding specialized targets, which are positioned around the vehicle according to the manufacturer's exact specifications. Using a diagnostic tablet and software, the technician guides the vehicle's onboard system through the calibration process. Offering this service is no longer a luxury; it's a necessity for staying relevant and ensuring customer safety in the modern repair landscape.

FAQ

Q: Do all cars need ADAS calibration after a windshield replacement?A: Most modern vehicles equipped with a forward-facing camera (used for lane departure and automatic high-beams) mounted behind the windshield will require it. Always consult service information.

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Hotelier Discussion

Many managers view the purpose of business as making a profit, while some view the purpose as being able to create and maintain a customer.

Please share your opinion how this alternative viewpoints could affects a company's interactions with its customers. If a manager view the purpose as being able to create and maintain customer, does this mean that the manager is not concerned with profits?