{"id":9491,"date":"2022-08-13T02:54:06","date_gmt":"2022-08-13T02:54:06","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/airprodiagnostics.com\/?page_id=9491"},"modified":"2025-09-24T13:48:43","modified_gmt":"2025-09-24T03:48:43","slug":"airpro-allows-your-shop-to-bring-adas-calibrations-in-house","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/dev.teamrise.com.au\/airpro\/airpro-allows-your-shop-to-bring-adas-calibrations-in-house\/","title":{"rendered":"AirPro Allows Your Shop to Bring ADAS Calibrations In-House"},"content":{"rendered":"

\"BringThe auto repair industry can be a competitive one, so it\u2019s natural to look for additional revenue streams to bring in cash and enhance your bottom line. With the increasingly more complicated advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) in vehicles today, bringing ADAS calibrations<\/a> in-house may not seem like a viable option\u2014but that\u2019s exactly what you can seamlessly do with AirPro and our state-of-the-art auto diagnostics tool<\/a> operated remotely by a highly trained brand specialist.<\/p>\n

The Need for ADAS Calibration<\/h2>\n

Calibration services are in demand today and will become increasingly more necessary. In 2018, nearly 93% of new vehicles had ADAS features, either basic or more advanced\u2014and, sooner rather than later, we expect nearly every new car to come equipped with this technology. Plus, even if a vehicle doesn\u2019t have these systems, it\u2019s surrounded by those that do.<\/p>\n

When a vehicle is involved in a crash, sensitive ADAS components are often shifted out of alignment or damaged, even when the damage isn\u2019t visible. When a sensor in the ADAS is even slightly out of alignment, this can cause the affected system to be significantly off kilter. The vehicle\u2019s driver could then be relying on faulty systems as they navigate the road, which can lead to accidents and injuries, even serious or fatal ones. Following the OEM procedures is critical to safe repairs.<\/p>\n

Here\u2019s what the Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers and Association of Global Automakers say on the use of OEM Repair Procedures: Failure to follow OEM repair procedures in the course of a post-collision repair should be considered an unauthorised modification of a vehicle and its systems, introducing the potential for bodily injury and death to any future drivers and occupants of the vehicle, as well as occupants in other motor vehicles on the roadway.<\/i><\/p>\n

The Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers and The Association of Global Automakers represent automakers producing more than 99% of new cars and light trucks sold in the United States.<\/p>\n

Based on these facts, the consequences of not repairing vehicles to manufacturer’s specifications can at the least ruin your reputation, cost you millions of dollars and possibly bankrupt your business. Our diagnostics scanner technology<\/a> and the use of our highly qualified remote technicians using professional ADAS calibration tools is crucial to return the vehicle to OEM specifications.<\/p>\n

Challenges with ADAS Calibration<\/h2>\n

Each manufacturer has its own proprietary design and network of modules . So, by quickly considering that thirty or more manufacturers are building hundreds of makes and models, the complexity of servicing these systems, properly diagnosing the problems and performing recalibrations today is obvious.. Sensors and cameras can be placed in different positions, and what\u2019s true of a make and model in one year may or may not be true of a similar vehicle from another year.<\/p>\n

This highlights the need for the knowledge of brand-specific technicians and ADAS calibration<\/a> knowledge. A general understanding of all vehicles just isn\u2019t enough anymore. Having the expectation that any one person in a shop can service 30 or more brands is not possible today.\u00a0 At AirPro Diagnostics we don’t even have that expectation. We hire and train brand specialists who service only their brands. Nissan technicians service Nissan vehicles, we don’t ask them to service GM brands or European brands.\u00a0 Our Mercedes technicians service Mercedes vehicles and so on. It\u2019s that complex! This also spotlights the need to keep up with the ADAS enhancements that manufacturers are debuting each year; where they\u2019re placing them in the vehicles; and how they should be calibrated or serviced.<\/p>\n

Plus, to add to the complexity, multiple types of ADAS exist today, including:<\/p>\n