ADAS Calibration
ADAS calibration, manufacturer-spec
Keeping your Advanced Driver Assistance Systems precise and reliable. Even millimetres matter when it comes to road safety.
Calibration-only service available — quote on request
Tell us about your vehicle
Quick replyNot all calibrations can be carried out as a mobile service — some need workshop conditions (targets, lighting, controlled space). We'll confirm which applies for your vehicle.
Call us on 0330 808 9357What is ADAS?
ADAS stands for Advanced Driver-Assistance Systems — the cameras, radars and sensors built into modern vehicles to enhance safety and comfort.
They alert you to potential dangers and, where needed, intervene — adaptive cruise control, autonomous emergency braking, lane departure warning, and road sign recognition are some of the most common examples.
Why calibration matters
After a windscreen replacement or sensor work, those cameras need to be re-aligned to the manufacturer's specification. A few millimetres off and the system can misjudge distances — false alerts, missed hazards, or systems disabling themselves.
Calibration is delivered through our specialist partner network, ADAS Line — 80+ accredited UK workshops with IMI-certified technicians, working to OEM-spec procedures across all equipment types.
Some calibrations need specific conditions (targets, lighting, road markings, or particular speeds) which means the work may need to happen at a workshop rather than at your home.
For a deeper walk-through of what calibration involves and when it's needed, see our windscreen calibration guide.
Calibration only — no replacement needed
Yes — our network offers a calibration-only service for ADAS cameras and sensors. Submit your details, tell us what's happening (lane assist not working, intermittent warnings after a knock, post-replacement issues), and we'll come back with a quote once the calibration requirements for your model have been confirmed.
Pricing is variable per vehicle — that's why this isn't an instant-quote form. Requirements are confirmed first, then quoted.