Zero Point Calibrations, LLC

10/29/2026

Thank you, Jenkins & Wynne, for inviting us to be part of your Trunk-or-Treat! We had a robot-ically good time! 🤖🎃

10/26/2026

Our robots are back, and this time they had an important job — picking the winner of our Ford Bronco giveaway!

Thank you to everyone who stopped by our display at the Jenkins & Wynne Trunk or Treat and participated in our giveaway. They had an amazing turnout, and we loved seeing all the little spooks and goblins running around!

A big thank-you to Jenkins & Wynne for hosting such a fun event!

Watch the video to see who our lucky winner is!

Congratulations to our winner!

— Zero Point Calibrations

10/23/2026

WE'RE GIVING AWAY A FORD BRONCO!

Okay, maybe not one you can drive to work, but we know a little driver who would love it!

Zero Point Calibrations is giving away the kids' Ford Bronco featured in our Trunk-or-Treat display, valued at $200!

HOW TO ENTER:

Like and follow our page!

Comment BRONCO on this post to enter the drawing!

One lucky winner will be randomly selected on Monday, October 26, 2026!

We'll announce the winner right here on our page and send them a message to arrange pickup.

Good luck, and be sure to stop by and see us at Trunk-or-Treat! 🤖🎃👻

No purchase necessary. Liking or following is encouraged but not required to enter.

This giveaway is sponsored solely by Zero Point Calibrations and is not sponsored, endorsed, administered by, or associated with Facebook, Jenkins & Wynne, or the Trunk-or-Treat event organizers.

09/11/2026

08/29/2026

“But the damage was in the REAR… why are you calibrating the FRONT radar?”

GREAT QUESTION❗

Because ADAS doesn’t only care about where the damage occurred—it cares about where the vehicle thinks straight ahead is.

Some manufacturers require front radar calibration following any collision. Even a small change in vehicle geometry or alignment can affect where that radar is aimed.

At highway speeds, a little “off” can become a lot of “off.”

Zero Point Calibrations will make sure your vehicle sees the road the way the manufacturer intended—no matter where the impact occurred!

✅ ADAS Calibrations
✅ Advanced Diagnostics
✅ Comprehensive Health Scans
✅ Electrical Solutions
✅ Mechanical Repairs
✅ Precision Programming
✅ Restraint System Repairs
✅ Suspension & Alignment Services

Zero Point Calibrations – Precision. Transparency. Safety. Excellence.

📞 Call 833-FOR-ZERO (367-9376)

🌐 Visit us at www.zpcal.com

08/21/2026

Wheel Alignment and ADAS: It’s a Relationship

Modern ADAS systems don’t work independently. Cameras, radars, steering angle information, wheel alignment, and vehicle geometry all work together to determine where the vehicle is traveling and where the systems should be looking.

If the alignment or thrust angle is out of specification, that information can affect the foundation the ADAS systems are working from.

A wheel alignment isn't always just about preventing tire wear or correcting a pull anymore.

Sometimes it’s the first step in getting the entire vehicle back on the same page.

Specializing in:
✅ ADAS Calibrations
✅ Advanced Diagnostics
✅ Comprehensive Health Scans
✅ Electrical Solutions
✅ Mechanical Repairs
✅ Precision Programming
✅ Restraint System Repairs
✅ Suspension & Alignment Services

Zero Point Calibrations – Precision. Transparency. Safety. Excellence.

📞 Call 833-FOR-ZERO (367-9376)
🌐 Visit us at www.zpcal.com

08/17/2026

Did you know vehicle modifications and accessories can affect ADAS?

Lift kits, oversized wheels and tires, push bars, light bars, bike/cargo racks, protective films, wraps, window tint and other accessories may affect how a vehicle's Advanced Driver Assistance Systems operate.

Modern vehicles rely on radar, cameras, ultrasonic sensors AND the vehicle's original geometry to operate systems such as Adaptive Cruise Control, Blind Spot Monitoring, Lane Keep Assist, Parking Assist and Automatic Emergency Braking.

Changing ride height, alignment angles, suspension, steering, wheels or tires can change the conditions those systems were designed and calibrated around. Accessories can also obstruct or interfere with sensor detection areas.

As vehicles become more advanced, even seemingly simple modifications can have an impact. Understanding how a change or accessory may interact with ADAS is an important part of keeping these systems operating as designed.

Specializing in:

✅ ADAS Calibrations
✅ Advanced Diagnostics
✅ Comprehensive Health Scans
✅ Electrical Solutions
✅ Mechanical Repairs
✅ Precision Programming
✅ Restraint System Repairs
✅ Suspension & Alignment Services

Zero Point Calibrations – Precision. Transparency. Safety. Excellence.

📞 Call 833-FOR-ZERO (367-9376)
🌐 Visit us at www.zpcal.com

07/04/2026

Today we proudly celebrate 250 years of American —a historic milestone that only comes once in a lifetime. As our nation marks this incredible anniversary, we reflect on the freedoms we enjoy, the sacrifices made by those who came before us, and the unity that continues to make America strong.

From all of us at Zero Point Calibrations, we wish you and your family a safe, happy, and memorable Independence Day.

Thank you to our customers, partners, first responders, military members, veterans, and everyone who helps keep our communities strong.

Happy Independence Day, and here's to celebrating 250 years of freedom! 🇺🇸

07/02/2026

⚠️ Ford Recall / Safety Notice ⚠️

Ford has announced a safety recall affecting approximately 741,195 vehicles due to a transmission-related issue that could increase the risk of a vehicle rolling away after being shifted into Park.

According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), damage to the transmission's park system could allow unintended vehicle movement if the parking brake is not applied.

Affected vehicles include certain:
✔️ 2018–2021 Ford Expedition
✔️ 2018–2021 Lincoln Navigator
✔️ 2020–2021 Ford Explorer
✔️ 2020–2021 Lincoln Aviator
✔️ 2021 Ford F-150

Ford will provide a free software update, inspect the transmission, and replace any damaged components if necessary. Until your vehicle has been inspected, it's a good idea to always apply the parking brake whenever you park.

If you own one of these vehicles, it may be a good idea to:

✔️ Check your VIN for open recalls.
✔️ Contact your local Ford or Lincoln dealer if your vehicle is affected.
✔️ Follow manufacturer guidance and complete the recall as soon as possible.

Check your VIN here:
https://www.nhtsa.gov/recalls

We always encourage staying current on recalls and safety-related repairs—especially as today's vehicles continue becoming more advanced and technology-driven.