
Auto Repair Shops & ADAS Calibrations
It's time to offer ADAS calibration service with confidence. Here is why you want to stay ahead in the evolving auto repair industry.
Auto Repair Shops & ADAS
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ADAS is a never ending source of work, and it starts now
ADAS (or Advanced Driver Assistance System) is an increasingly common feature on almost all new vehicles. It’s also a big opportunity for any auto repair shop looking to grow its business. That’s because ADAS components require calibration whenever they’re disturbed in any way, resulting in a steady stream of ADAS work that will only increase in the future. Repair shops are well positioned to perform this profitable work and deliver the best customer service.

How to get started doing ADAS calibrations
What is ADAS?
Advanced Driver Awareness Systems (ADAS) employs radar, sensors and cameras to assess a vehicle's speed, tendencies and environment. This information is used to reduce the driver's recognition time, processing time, decision time and response time.
What are ADAS Calibrations?
ADAS calibration is the critically precise placement, alignment and testing of electronic sensors. ADAS calibration aims to ensure these components have correct data input to respond accurately and effectively to the car’s surroundings. Miscalibrated ADAS components can have a serious impact on vehicle safety.
Keep ADAS Work In-House
Discover the top reasons why tire shops should be performing in-house ADAS calibrations.
Tap into Growing Market
Complement Existing Services
Provide OEM required service
Enhance Vehicle Safety
New Revenue Opportunity
Customer Loyalty
Future Proofing your shop
Stay Ahead of Competition
Calibration Profit Opportunities
Explore what your shop can charge for ADAS Calibrations.
(All prices are based on estimates and are subject to shop discretion)

Windshield Camera Sensors
Labor Hours: 3.3 + Labor Cost: $110
= ~ $363
Rear Radar Sensors
Labor Hours: 1.6 + Labor Cost: $110
= ~ $176
Front Radar Sensors
Labor House: 1.6 + Labor Cost: $110
= ~ $176
Ultrasonic Sensors
Labor Hours: 1.6 + Labor Cost: $110
= ~ $176
Side Mirror Sensors
Labor Hours: 3.3 + Labor Cost: $110
= ~ $363
Rear Cameras
Labor Hours: 3.3 + Labor Cost: $110
= ~ $363
Sources: NewsRoom.AAA.com, 2019 AAA Driving Costs Study, 2020 CCC Intelligent Solutions Study

25+ million vehicles with static or dynamic calibration procedures
































Performing ADAS Calibrations

Static adas Calibration
This type of calibration is specifically tailored for a workshop environment.

Dynamic adas Calibration
Dynamic calibration refers to calibrations performed when the vehicle is driving, or in motion.
ADAS Calibrations & General Repair Services
Integrating ADAS calibrations based on services you are already performing.
You're already doing the work, just add the calibration! No extra Space needed
Most vehicles will not need all ADAS functions adjusted at the same time, so simultaneous front, side and rear views are rarely necessary. When multiple systems do require service, the vehicle can be repositioned within the existing space for each individual calibration.

How ADAS Works
Advanced driver-assistance systems work by using a combination of cameras, radar, ultrasonic sensors and other inputs to create a fusion of information on the vehicle's environment to alert the driver or take corrective action as necessary.
Cameras
ADAS systems designed to keep the vehicle within the lane markers use a camera to determine the vehicle's position. Cameras are usually located against the windshield glass or around the rearview mirror. Cameras aid in lane departure warning, surround view, and surround view park assistance.
Ultrasound sensors
Many ADAS systems utilize ultrasound sensors to measure the proximity of objects nearby and take any needed corrective action. Sensors assist in applications like parking assistance.
Radars
Radar supplies the needed information for detecting surrounding objects for multiple ADAS systems, such as collision avoidance, cross-traffic alert and adaptive cruise control.
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The Proof is in the Printout
Provide your customers with solid evidence that they are getting the best service possible. Printouts can assist in proving warranty work, recording proper vehicle calibration by displaying exact target placement relative to the vehicle, as well as showing that the correct target was used and confirmed. These results can also be accessed online using HunterNet® 2.

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