How to Talk to Customers About Calibration Costs
Understanding ADAS Calibration Costs: How to Explain the Value to Customers Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) rely on a network of cameras, radar and other sensors that monitor the road…
How to Know If Your Car Needs Calibration
Modern cars rely on radar, cameras, and sensors to help keep you safe. But these systems only work if they are properly calibrated. If something feels off or if a…
What to Do After a Bumper Bash or Windscreen Crack
Minor accidents can cause major problems in modern cars, especially when it comes to ADAS. That tiny bumper tap or harmless-looking windscreen chip might have knocked a radar or camera…
Why Your Car Might Slam the Brakes: AEB Explained
You are cruising along, music playing, when suddenly your car slams the brakes. There is no crash, no warning from you. The car did it on its own. That is…
How Adaptive Cruise Works (And When Not to Use It)
Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) is one of the most convenient driver‑assistance features available today. Building on traditional cruise control, ACC automatically adjusts your speed by sensing the traffic ahead. When…
What is Lane Assist
Lane Assist can be a lifesaver, but only if you understand what it is actually doing. Many drivers either fight it or expect too much from it. This quick guide…
What Is ADAS? An Introduction for Everyday Drivers
If your car has ever steered itself back into the lane or hit the brakes without you touching the pedal, you have already experienced ADAS in action. This guide will…