ADAS CALIBRATION

Our Certifications & Industry Credentials

I-CAR Gold Class Certification

The Inter-Industry Conference on Auto Collision Repair (I-CAR) sets the national benchmark for technical training and safety standards in collision repair. Our Gold Class designation reflects ongoing technician education, including proper handling of modern vehicle safety systems and calibration requirements.

ASE-Certified Technicians

The National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) certifies experienced and tested professionals. Our ASE-certified team is trained to work with advanced vehicle systems, including electronic components and sensor-related repairs that impact ADAS calibration.

20+ Manufacturer Certifications

Premier Coach Auto Collision is a factory-approved collision repair facility for more than 20 leading automotive brands. These certifications require technicians to follow OEM / manufacturer-approved procedures for repairs and calibrations.

Manufacturer certifications provide access to:

• OEM Calibration Requirements And Procedures

• Manufacturer Repair Data And Specifications

• Approved Tools And Equipment For Sensor Alignment

This ensures ADAS calibration is performed according to manufacturer standards, helping your vehicle’s safety systems function correctly after a collision.

At Premier Coach Auto Collision, ADAS calibration follows a structured process based on OEM / manufacturer-approved procedures to ensure accurate system performance after a collision.

1. Pre-Scan & System Diagnostics

We perform a full diagnostic scan to identify ADAS faults, warning codes, and required calibrations.

2. Sensor & Mounting Inspection

Cameras, radar sensors, and mounting points are inspected for misalignment, damage, or improper positioning.

3. OEM Setup & Calibration Preparation

The vehicle is prepared according to manufacturer specifications, ensuring proper positioning, ride height, and calibration conditions.

4. ADAS Calibration (Static Or Dynamic)

We perform calibration using manufacturer-approved procedures and equipment to align sensors accurately.

5. System Verification & Function Testing

All ADAS systems are tested to confirm proper communication, accuracy, and functionality.

6. Documentation & Final Quality Check

Calibration results are documented to confirm compliance with OEM / manufacturer-approved procedures.

Do I need ADAS calibration after a car accident?

Yes. In many cases, ADAS calibration is required after a car accident because sensors, cameras, and radar systems can shift out of alignment. Calibration ensures these systems function correctly based on OEM / manufacturer-approved procedures.

When is ADAS calibration required?

ADAS calibration is required when a repair or condition affects sensor positioning or system accuracy.

Common situations include:

• After A Collision Or Accident

• Bumper Repair Or Replacement

• Windshield Replacement

• Suspension Or Wheel Alignment Work

• Sensor Or Camera Replacement

• Structural Or Body Repairs Near Sensors

A professional inspection determines if calibration is required based on manufacturer guidelines.

Can you drive without ADAS calibration?

Driving without required ADAS calibration is not recommended. Misaligned sensors may cause incorrect warnings, delayed responses, or system malfunction, which can affect vehicle safety.

How long does ADAS calibration take?

Calibration time depends on the vehicle and system requirements. Some calibrations take a few hours, while others may take longer depending on the number of systems and repair complexity.

Will insurance cover ADAS calibration?

In many cases, ADAS calibration is included as part of a collision repair claim. Coverage depends on your policy, and our team can assist with insurance coordination.

How much does ADAS calibration cost?

The cost of ADAS calibration depends on the vehicle, system type, and number of sensors requiring calibration.

Typical ranges include:

• Single System Calibration: $150 – $400

• Multiple System Calibration: $300 – $1,000+

• Advanced Or Luxury Vehicles: May exceed $1,000 depending on system complexity

Costs may increase if calibration is required after collision damage, sensor replacement, or structural repairs.

The most accurate way to determine cost is through a professional inspection based on manufacturer requirements.

Disclaimer: Pricing ranges are general estimates based on industry averages. Actual costs vary by vehicle make, model, and repair complexity. Final pricing can only be confirmed after a complete inspection and review of OEM procedures.

To view our complete list of manufacturer certifications, please visit our Collision Repair Certifications page.