10/07/2026
🌟🌟May take a few minutes to read but it’s important that you know! 🌟🌟
DO YOU KNOW?????
Do you know what Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) are?
If you don’t, you’re not alone! Many drivers aren’t aware of how many safety systems are built into today’s vehicles—or that these systems may require calibration after certain types of repairs.
ADAS refers to the cameras, sensors, radar, and other technology designed to assist you while driving and help keep you, your passengers, and other motorists safe.
These systems can include:
• Adaptive Cruise Control – Adjusts your vehicle’s speed to help maintain a safe following distance from the vehicle ahead.
• Around-View Monitoring – Provides a 360-degree or “bird’s-eye” view to assist with parking and low-speed maneuvers.
• Rear Collision Warning – Alerts the driver when another vehicle is approaching too closely from behind.
• Lane Departure Warning – Warns the driver when the vehicle unintentionally begins drifting from its lane.
• Automated Parking Assist – Uses audible, visual, or haptic warnings to help detect obstacles during low-speed parking maneuvers.
• LiDAR (Light Detection and Ranging) – Uses light-based technology to detect objects around the vehicle and help create a three-dimensional map of the surrounding environment.
• Night Vision Systems – Help improve visibility in darkness and certain poor-weather conditions.
• Blind Spot Detection – Alerts the driver when another vehicle is detected in a blind spot.
• Pedestrian Detection – Helps identify pedestrians in or near the vehicle’s path and can alert the driver.
• Traffic Sign Recognition – Identifies certain traffic signs and displays the information to the driver.
WHEN IS ADAS CALIBRATION NEEDED?
Calibration may be required following a variety of repairs or changes to your vehicle, including:
✔️ Collision damage—even what may appear to be a minor collision
✔️ Collision repairs
✔️ Windshield replacement
✔️ Side mirror replacement
✔️ Replacement of sensors or sensor mounting brackets
✔️ Suspension repairs
✔️ Wheel alignment
✔️ Changes in ride height
✔️ Changes in tire or wheel size
✔️ Front airbag deployment
✔️ When diagnostic trouble codes or ADAS-related faults are present
✔️ Other repairs that may affect the positioning or operation of these safety systems
Even if your vehicle looks perfectly repaired, its safety systems may not be functioning correctly if the sensors and cameras are not properly calibrated.
YOUR SAFETY IS OUR PRIORITY
Davis Body Shop is proud to offer access to ADAS calibration services right here at our facility.
Straightline Calibrations rents a dedicated bay at Davis Body Shop, allowing these important calibrations to be performed conveniently after qualifying repairs.
We don’t just repair vehicles—we care about what happens after you leave our shop.
Properly functioning and calibrated safety systems can help protect you, your family, your passengers, and everyone sharing the road with you.
When it comes to collision repair, a repair isn’t truly complete if the vehicle’s safety systems haven’t been properly addressed.
Davis Body Shop — Repairing your vehicle. Protecting what matters most.