Audi / Volkswagen
Even if the repair is limited to an alignment or rear suspension adjustment, multiple ADAS calibrations are still required due to changes in vehicle geometry affecting these systems:
- Front radar
- Rear/360 camera
- Windshield camera
Even if the repair is limited to an alignment or rear suspension adjustment, multiple ADAS calibrations are still required due to changes in vehicle geometry affecting these systems:
Even if the collision appears minor or cosmetic, EyeSight camera calibration is still required because even small impacts can alter camera alignment. These include:
Even if the repair seems unrelated to ADAS, calibrations are still required because system resets are tied to a wide range of mechanical and structural changes, namely:
Even if the collision appears minor or cosmetic, ADAS calibrations are still required because Toyota Safety Sense cameras and millimeter-wave radar can be affected by small bumper, grille, alignment, or windshield changes.
Even if no warning lights are present, calibration is still required after:
Even if damage is limited to bumper covers or mounting brackets, certain calibrations are still required due to sensor positioning sensitivity, and newer models also need an OEM-mandated wheel alignment. Most commonly, these include:
Even if damage seems limited or low-speed or primarily mechanical (suspension or alignment work), specific radar alignments can be impacted by bumper, grille, or structural movement or overall vehicle geometry. Most commonly, these include: