Knowing how to detect if your ADAS needs recalibration is key to ensuring that Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) operate correctly and maintain vehicle safety. These systems, which include lane keeping, automatic braking, and adaptive cruise control, rely on high-precision cameras and sensors. After a windscreen change, impact, or repair, calibration can be affected and cause malfunctions.
At Ralarsa, we specialise in car ADAS calibration , with state-of-the-art equipment and certified technicians who follow each manufacturer’s exact protocols to ensure sensors and cameras retain their original precision.
How to detect if your ADAS needs recalibration
Dashboard warnings
The presence of messages or warning icons related to assistance systems may indicate a misalignment.
Irregular ADAS function performance
If you notice that lane keeping, automatic braking, or adaptive cruise control do not operate as they should, it could be due to incorrect calibration.
Recent windscreen or glass changes
After replacing or repairing your car’s windscreen, ADAS calibration is always necessary to ensure proper functioning.
Impacts near sensors and cameras
Any impact in the windscreen area or where sensors are installed can affect their precision.
We hope this article on how to detect if your ADAS needs recalibration has been useful, because we believe knowing these signs will help you act quickly and maintain safety at the wheel.
We recommend reading our previous article: When to change your car’s windscreen wiper blades , as keeping them in good condition ensures perfect visibility and supports the proper functioning of ADAS systems.
