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When To Calibrate Your ADAS System in Greater Newcastle
Sensitive ADAS Technology
Did you know that any structural or physical change to your vehicle can put your ADAS out of alignment? Suspension upgrades, collisions and much more can impact your vehicle’s Advanced Driver Assistance System (ADAS), which in turn can lead to false warnings and inaccurate assistance systems.
You should calibrate your ADAS when:
– Your vehicle has had a wheel alignment, tyre upgrades or suspension repairs
– You’ve been involved in a collision
– Your windscreen has been damaged
– ADAS lights are on or flashing
– After any other structural or physical change
Our technicians at Dynamic Glass Services will run a complete diagnostic check on your vehicle and restore ADAS. We are based in Port Stephens and travel throughout Greater Newcastle, including Maitland , Newcastle, Lake Macquarie and beyond. Call to book a service on (02) 4008 4995 or request a quote online.
Signs To Look Out For
The sensing devices involved in ADAS for functions such as Lane Departure Warning are often mounted behind or on the windshield, including cameras, computer imaging software and radars—that’s why calibration is always required after a windscreen repair or replacement. Any physical change to your vehicle or wind screen can bump these systems out of alignment. We recommend booking a service about once a year so we can carry out an inspection and calibration. For your convenience, our team can travel to you throughout Greater Newcastle and calibrate your ADAS quickly and efficiently.
If you’re not sure whether or not your ADAS needs calibrating, it’s best to check with our experienced technicians. We have the equipment and experience to measure alignment to minute degrees. Whether you’ve been involved in a collision, or your reverse camera isn’t working quite right, our professionals are here to help.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is camera calibration necessary?
Camera calibration ensures the effectiveness of the ADAS system. It ensures that the driver can remain safe and trust the alerts and controls he or she receives from the system.
Does Insurance cover Windshield Calibration?
Most full coverage policies cover ADAS work, but we advise that you double check with your insurer.