ADAS CALIBRATION
CALIFORNIA
DRIVERS RELY ON.
Cameras, radar, and sensors only protect you when they are aimed to the tenth of a degree. Our calibration bay handles vehicle ADAS calibration, radar calibration, and ADAS programming for any make or model, including brand new vehicles, with printed proof on every job.
- Static + Dynamic
- Procedures
- Pre & Post
- Scan Reports
- All Makes
- OEM Targets



What ADAS Calibration in California Actually Involves
Advanced driver assistance systems read the road through a network of cameras, radar units, and ultrasonic sensors. Move any one of them a few millimeters and the picture the computer sees no longer matches the road in front of you. Lane keeping can pull toward the shoulder, automatic braking can trigger late, and adaptive cruise can lose the car ahead.
That is why vehicle ADAS calibration is not a reset button. It is a controlled procedure with published tolerances for floor level, target distance, lighting, tire pressure, and ride height. We built our bay around those requirements so California drivers get factory accurate results in one visit instead of a second trip to the dealer.
Systems We Calibrate and Program
One shop for sensor aiming and software. No hand-off, no guessing which facility owns the outcome.
Forward Facing Cameras
Windshield mounted camera aiming for lane keeping, lane departure warning, and traffic sign recognition.
Front and Rear Radar
Radar calibration in California for adaptive cruise, forward collision warning, and cross traffic alert.
Blind Spot Monitoring
Quarter panel and bumper mounted sensors re-aimed after collision or bumper refinishing work.
Parking and 360 Cameras
Surround view stitching and park assist sensors reset so guide lines land where they belong.
Module Programming
ADAS programming, software identity loads, and virtual component matching for replaced modules.
Night Vision and LiDAR
Advanced sensing packages on late model luxury vehicles calibrated to the manufacturer procedure.
Our ADAS Programming and Calibration Workflow
Six documented stages, followed the same way on every vehicle that comes through the bay.
- 1
Pre-Scan and Health Check
Full system scan documents every stored fault before we touch a sensor, so nothing gets blamed on the repair later.
- 2
Setup to Factory Conditions
Level floor, fuel level, tire pressure, ride height, and target distance all set to the exact figures the manufacturer publishes.
- 3
Static Calibration
Printed targets positioned by laser and tape measure, then the camera or radar is taught its reference point.
- 4
Dynamic Calibration
A road drive at specified speed and lane conditions completes procedures that only finish in motion.
- 5
Programming and Coding
Replaced modules receive the correct software level and are coded to your VIN and option content.
- 6
Post-Scan and Report
Second scan confirms clean systems, and you leave with documentation of every calibration performed.
Why Drivers and Shops Send Calibration Work to Us
- Manufacturer procedures and current target library for late model vehicles
- Level, lit, and measured calibration space, not a corner of the shop floor
- Radar calibration in California handled alongside camera and sensor aiming
- Printed pre-scan and post-scan documentation with every job
- Sublet calibration available for other body shops and dealers
Paired with collision work
Most calibrations follow body work. See how we approach complete collision repair or browse the full service list.
Covered by your claim
Calibration is a documented line item. We bill it directly through your insurance claim.
Where we work
Our Lennox bay serves Hawthorne, Inglewood, El Segundo, and the wider South Bay. Check the service areas, read customer reviews, or ask about fleet accounts.
