CJ Peeters

Proper calibration of rear radar sensors plays a key role in keeping vehicle safety features working accurately after repairs. Even a slight shift in sensor position can disrupt how your car detects nearby objects. At Minnesota ADAS Solutions, we provide ADAS calibration services using controlled environments and certified methods to restore your vehicle’s ADAS calibration

When your collision repair shop handles vehicles equipped with advanced driver-assistance technologies, performing precise ADAS calibration is not optional—it’s necessary. You know that these systems, including cameras, radar, and sensors, must be calibrated correctly after repairs to maintain safety and functionality. However, managing the technical demands of various ADAS calibration systems can be overwhelming. You

Front radar sensors play a central role in how modern vehicles detect, monitor, and respond to objects on the road. These sensors are key to features like adaptive cruise control and automatic emergency braking, helping you maintain safe distances and avoid potential collision with objects on the road. When these systems rely on accurate detection,

If you repair, replace, or realign any part of a vehicle that affects cameras, radar, or sensors, then you already know how important ADAS system calibration is. At Minnesota ADAS Solutions, we work directly with shops like yours to help you determine when calibration is required and how to handle it correctly without delays or

ADAS calibration is not optional—it’s required to keep your vehicle’s safety systems working as designed. Whether you’re a repair shop, insurance provider, or individual vehicle owner, you’ve likely faced the question: should you rely on mobile ADAS calibration or visit a certified facility? At Minnesota ADAS Solutions, we want you to understand why that choice

If your collision repair process involves modern vehicles, you’re already working with Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS). These systems—lane keep assist, blind spot monitoring, and adaptive cruise control—require precise recalibration after many common repairs. Whether it’s a windshield replacement, bumper repair, or wheel alignment, your shop is responsible for verifying proper ADAS system calibration before