“What ADAS systems are in this car?” sounds like it should be an easy question to answer. Trouble is, these systems aren't just different between makes and models—they can vary between trim levels of the exact same vehicle. 

With over 90% of new vehicles equipped with Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS), every single repair shop faces a critical decision: master ADAS calibration or risk leaving money on the table—and worse, putting customers at risk. 

This comprehensive guide walks you through everything you need to know about identifying, calibrating, and profiting from ADAS systems in your shop.

Download this checklist to learn:

• A step-by-step system for identifying ADAS components that's more reliable than traditional VIN lookups and visual inspections
• The complete calibration requirements checklist that ensures you never miss a critical step (or potential liability)
• How to transform your ADAS services into a profit center generating $300-$400 per calibration, with an average of 1.84 calibrations per vehicle
• Expert insights into choosing between factory scan tools, aftermarket options, and OEM repair data complete with pros and cons of each
• A comprehensive pre-repair scan protocol that uncovers hidden damages visual inspection alone might miss
• The often-overlooked calibration trigger points that could be costing you thousands in missed revenue
• Documentation best practices that protect your business from liability while strengthening customer trust

Why You Need This Checklist Now:

The ADAS market is projected to reach $66.56 billion by 2030. Shops that incorporate these sorts of calibrations into their list of services will have a significant competitive advantage. 

Whether you're just starting to offer ADAS calibration or looking to improve your existing operations, this guide gives you just the blueprint you need to maximize revenue from these services.