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ADVANCED DRIVER-ASSISTANCE SYSTEMS
CALIBRATION IS TRIGGERED BY
THE REPAIR—NOT THE LIGHT.
A vehicle may require camera, radar, or sensor calibration even when no warning light is present. Summit identifies the requirement, performs the correct setup, and documents the result.
ANY CAR
Multi-make capability
STATIC + DYNAMIC
Procedure-based setup
OEM-GUIDED
Requirements confirmed
DOCUMENTED
Results for the file
THE DIRECT ANSWER
CALIBRATION RESTORES THE SENSOR’S UNDERSTANDING OF WHERE THE VEHICLE IS POINTED.
Collision repair, glass replacement, alignment, ride-height changes, bumper work, or removal of a camera or radar unit can change the relationship between the sensor and the vehicle. The manufacturer procedure—not the presence of a fault code—determines what is required.
WHAT SUMMIT HANDLES
KNOW THE EVENTS THAT CAN CREATE A REQUIREMENT.
COLLISION REPAIR
Structural, body, mounting, or related repairs can affect sensor aim and vehicle geometry.
RIDE-HEIGHT CHANGE
Suspension work, tire changes, loading or ride-height differences can affect the sensor's relationship to the vehicle.
WINDSHIELD REPLACEMENT
Forward cameras commonly require calibration after removal or replacement of the glass.
CAMERA OR RADAR REMOVAL
Disconnection, replacement, or movement can create a setup or calibration requirement.
WHEEL ALIGNMENT
Changes to thrust angle or steering geometry can trigger a calibration procedure.
BUMPER OR SENSOR WORK
Repair near radar, sonar, cameras, brackets, or covers may require additional procedures.
A CLEAR NEXT STEP
START WITH WHAT THE VEHICLE IS DOING.
Customers do not need to diagnose the problem before contacting Summit. Four pieces of information help the team begin quickly.
BRING US THE NEXT ONE
CLEAR PROBLEM.
CLEAR ANSWER.
WORK COMPLETED CORRECTLY.
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TEXT US ABOUT YOUR VEHICLE
260-888-DIAG
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