ADAS Calibration Equipment
Easy and fast calibration,
With process validation
Unlock Profit and Precision
Every modern vehicle depends on advanced driver assistance system (ADAS) technology for safety. When these systems need calibration after repairs, your shop faces a choice: outsource the work and lose revenue, or invest in our diagnostic tool and calibration equipment to capture new business while ensuring customer safety.
One-stop ADAS calibration solution
- 3D camera system detects alignment issues in under 1 minute
- No need for a level floor, true floor-leveling compensation
- Guided target placement with intuitive red-to-green color system
- Compatible with any ADAS-capable scan tool
- Generates OEM-compliant calibration and validation reports
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Precision OEM Compliant Calibration Solution
- OEM-based centerline setup for fast, accurate target placement
- Precision laser technology simplifies calibration steps
- Easy for technicians of all skill levels
- Works with your existing ADAS-capable scan tool
- Exclusive mobile app with 3D setup guides and diagnostic tools
- Folding frame for space-saving storage
- Wide selection of calibration targets
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Maximize Revenue
ADAS calibration services are now required on nearly every vehicle after windshield replacement, suspension work, or collision repairs. This represents significant revenue your shop could be capturing.
Stop sending profitable work elsewhere. Any John Bean ADAS calibration system pays for itself quickly while establishing your shop as a complete repair destination. Control your timeline and customer experience while building long-term profitability.
Ensure Safety and Reduce Liability
ADAS systems require accuracy within fractions of degrees. Improper calibration can cause lane keeping to fail, brake assist to malfunction, or steering angle sensors to provide incorrect data to multiple safety systems.
Our equipment delivers OEM-level precision that protects your customers and shields your shop from liability. When safety systems depend on exact calibration, trust the equipment that meets strict manufacturer specifications.
Build Trust and Credibility
Modern customers expect high-tech service that matches their vehicles’ sophistication. Our ADAS equipment demonstrates your commitment to quality while producing detailed calibration reports that satisfy insurance requirements.
Certified equipment and trained technicians build customer confidence, leading to repeat business and referrals. Show customers you’re equipped to handle their advanced vehicle systems properly.
Meet OEM and Insurance Requirements
Insurance companies and fleet managers increasingly require shops with certified ADAS capabilities. Our ADAS calibration equipment helps you meet OEM standards, opening doors to high-value partnerships and reducing costly rework. Compliance means more job opportunities, better relationships with insurers, and access to premium repair work that competitors can’t handle.
Future-Proof Your Shop
Automotive technology evolves rapidly. Our upgradeable platform grows with advancing ADAS systems through software updates that expand vehicle coverage without requiring new equipment. Invest once in technology that adapts to future vehicle models and calibration requirements. Stay competitive as ADAS becomes even more prevalent.
Frequently Asked Questions
Advanced Driver Assistance Systems or ADAS is a collection of sensors and /or cameras that passively monitor road conditions, vehicle position, and a variety of other factors while a vehicle is in motion. These calibration components feed this information to a central computer, which controls steering and/or braking systems. If the system detects a potential impact, it will activate the necessary components to avoid a potential collision. This is all performed seamlessly and without driver input.
ADAS calibration is needed in a variety of obvious and not-so-obvious scenarios. If a vehicle is in an accident, even a minor one, ADAS calibration will be required due to the potential for the sensor to be knocked out of alignment. Other scenarios that will typically require ADAS calibration are maintenance or collision repair services such as windshield replacement, suspension repair, or wheel alignment.
Qualified automotive professionals with sophisticated alignment equipment, like the ADAS calibration machines offered by John Bean, can perform ADAS calibration. Due to the wide variety of scenarios that require ADAS calibration, you’ll find ADAS calibration machines in everything from a repair shop to collision centers.
You’ll need ADAS calibration in a variety of scenarios.
- Your vehicle’s ADAS system is malfunctioning and providing false alerts or correcting steering, braking, etc. when not necessary.
- Your vehicle has been in an accident.
- Your vehicle has undergone repair on the suspension or had its wheels aligned.
- Your windshield has been replaced.
The space required for ADAS calibrations varies between manufacturers, but shops preparing to calibrate every available vehicle without having to reposition the vehicle between calibrations will need approximately 25’ by 40’ of available space. To help make even more use of shop space, John Bean machines are compact and provide easy storage solutions for targets and other shop equipment.
Quality ADAS calibration machines, like those offered by John Bean, support remote assistance diagnostic tools to allow for further expansion of your shop’s calibration capabilities. This is especially helpful for newer makes and models of vehicles that have specific, up-to-date calibration requirements.
ADAS calibration is set by each OEM and is unique to each and every year, make, and model of vehicle that they sell. ADAS calibration procedures can be found by contacting the OEM’s technical service department. An alternative to this complicated method, is to utilize software like the John Bean EZ-ADAS™ app. We also include the procedural information in the Tru-Point software as well as our V2380 and V3300 John Bean wheel alignment machines. This productivity-driven software is designed to provide step-by-step guidance and support when performing ADAS recalibration on vehicles from the United States and European markets.
Since most systems reference the height of the vehicle to the shop floor, accurate calibration requires a completely level shop floor – some OEMs recommend 1 degree or less of slope. Tru-Point™ by John Bean uses advanced technology to measure the height of the targets from the tire contact patch of all four wheels and compensate for inconsistencies in the shop floor. This allows the vehicle to be calibrated anywhere; even on the alignment rack! This allows your shop to boost productivity and minimizes the requirement for a perfectly level floor.