Choosing the right ADAS equipment depends on the vehicles you work on, the calibrations you want to carry out, available workshop space and your existing diagnostic equipment. Our team can review your requirements and recommend a setup that suits your workshop and workload.
Bringing ADAS calibration in-house can reduce reliance on third-party providers, shorten vehicle turnaround times and create an additional service for vehicles already passing through the workshop.
For garages carrying out windscreen replacement, suspension work, wheel alignment, body repairs or other work that can affect ADAS sensors and cameras, having the correct calibration equipment can help keep more of the job within the business.
ADAS calibration equipment needs to be correctly installed, configured and used to manufacturer procedures. Our engineers at Supalign can provide setup, training and ongoing support to help your team use the equipment confidently and correctly.
Supalign delivers professional calibration solutions for modern ADAS systems, designed specifically for garage owners, decision makers, and lead technicians. As driver assistance technology becomes standard across vehicles, accurate calibration is essential to ensure systems perform safely and as intended. From lane departure warning to adaptive cruise control, every ADAS system depends on precise sensor and camera alignment.
For workshops, this creates a growing opportunity - but only with the right equipment in place. Supalign simplifies ADAS calibration with reliable, easy-to-use systems that integrate seamlessly into busy workshop environments. Our solutions are engineered to provide fast setup, consistent accuracy, and efficient workflows, helping your team complete more jobs with confidence and minimal downtime.
Supalign enables garages to expand their in-house capabilities without unnecessary complexity. This:
Whether you're investing in new services or scaling existing operations, our equipment is built to support long-term growth.
Precision is critical when it comes to ADAS systems. Even small calibration errors can impact how driver assistance features respond on the road. Supalign ensures every calibration meets high standards, helping you deliver safe, compliant vehicles while strengthening customer trust.
With Supalign, garages can stay ahead of increasing demand for ADAS system servicing, improve efficiency, and confidently deliver high-quality driver assistance performance every time.
Finance options are available on selected ADAS calibration equipment, helping eligible businesses spread the cost of investing in new workshop capability. Speak to our team about the finance options available for your chosen system.
The ADAS calibration equipment your workshop needs depends on the vehicles you work on and the types of calibration you want to carry out. A typical setup may include an ADAS calibration frame or mobile system, manufacturer-specific targets or panels, compatible diagnostic software and suitable workshop space.
Some vehicles also require wheel alignment checks before ADAS calibration, so garages offering both services may benefit from integrating their ADAS and wheel alignment equipment. Our team can assess your workload, and existing equipment to recommend a suitable setup.
The space required for ADAS calibration depends on the equipment and vehicle manufacturer procedures. Static calibration generally requires a clear, level area around the vehicle so targets can be positioned at the correct distance and alignment.
Workshops should also consider floor level, available bay length and width, lighting conditions and space around the vehicle. Mobile ADAS calibration systems can be useful where workshop space is limited because the equipment can be repositioned or stored when not in use.
ADAS calibration should be carried out whenever a vehicle’s ADAS system may have been affected. This includes after wheel alignment, suspension or steering work, windscreen replacement, or accident damage, as even small changes can impact sensor accuracy and safe driving performance.
For example, replacing a windscreen can affect forward-facing cameras, while a collision may misalign radar sensors. As best practice, garages should check ADAS calibration whenever a vehicle enters the workshop, ensuring all systems remain correctly aligned and functioning safely on the road.
Not every ADAS calibration requires wheel alignment equipment, but wheel alignment can be an important part of the calibration process on many vehicles. ADAS cameras and sensors rely on the vehicle's geometry and direction of travel being correct, so an incorrect thrust angle or wheel alignment can affect calibration accuracy.
For workshops carrying out both services, combining professional wheel alignment equipment with ADAS calibration equipment can provide a more complete in-house setup. Always follow the vehicle manufacturer's calibration procedure.
Yes. Finance options are available on selected ADAS calibration equipment, allowing eligible businesses to spread the cost of investing in new workshop equipment rather than paying the full amount upfront.
This can help garages introduce ADAS calibration as a new service or upgrade an existing setup while managing cash flow. Speak to our team about the finance options available for your chosen system.
Finance is subject to status and lender approval.