Advanced Driver Assistance Systems Calibration Services
Indianapolis | Carmel | Westfield | Zionsville | Noblesville | Fishers | Surrounding CitiesAutomotive Sensor, Radar, LiDAR, and Camera ADAS Calibrations
Service performed in our Carmel shop | 351 Ridge Point Dr. Suite C. Carmel, IN 46032
Mobile and Valet Service Available

Who We Are
ADAS Calibration Services, LLC is a family-owned business committed to your safety with expert automotive ADAS sensor, camera, radar, and lidar calibration just north of Indianapolis, IN in Carmel. Whether after a windshield replacement, bodywork, or modifications, we ensure your Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) function flawlessly.
Using cutting-edge technology, we provide fast, reliable service for individuals, body shops, service centers, and automotive professionals across Greater Indianapolis, including Carmel, Noblesville, and Zionsville. Choose from in-shop calibrations at our Carmel location, mobile service at your site, or our convenient valet service—we handle everything so you stay on schedule.
Why Choose Us?
ADAS Calibration Services, LLC sets itself apart with a customer-first approach built on serving the customer precise ADAS camera, radar, lidar, and sensor calibrations just north of Indianapolis, IN in Carmel. We ensure we put your needs first from customized invoicing to insurance assistance to being flexible and providing priority ADAS calibration services with our busy body shop and service center customers.
We see every customer as the reason we’re in business and take that privilege as an honor. With a commitment to precision and safety, we stand by our work, knowing we play a small but meaningful role in making the roads safer for everyone.

Customer-First Approach
Commitment to Precision
Commitment to Safety
What is ADAS?
Automotive ADAS (Advanced Driver-Assistance Systems) refers to a suite of safety technologies designed to enhance vehicle safety, efficiency, and driving comfort. These systems use cameras, radar, LiDAR, and sensors to assist drivers with tasks like collision prevention, lane-keeping, adaptive cruise control, and blind-spot monitoring.
ADAS helps reduce human error, which causes most accidents, by providing real-time alerts and, in some cases, automatic interventions like braking or steering adjustments. While not fully autonomous, ADAS is a key step toward self-driving technology, making roads safer and driving more convenient.

When ADAS Calibration Is Needed?
ADAS calibration ensures that your vehicle’s Advanced Driver-Assistance Systems (ADAS) function accurately and safely. Since ADAS relies on cameras, radar, and sensors to detect surroundings, even minor misalignments can lead to faulty readings, reducing effectiveness and increasing accident risk. You should have your ADAS calibrated after:
Windshield Replacements
Accident or Bodywork Repairs
Suspension or Alignment Work
Sensor Replacements or Modifications
Proper calibration restores precision and reliability, ensuring features like lane departure warning,
adaptive cruise control, and automatic emergency braking work as intended, keeping you and others
safe on the road.

Frequently Asked Questions
What is ADAS auto calibration?
ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance Systems) auto calibration is the process of aligning and calibrating the cameras, sensors, and radar used in the vehicle’s safety features. These features include adaptive cruise control, lane departure warning, automatic emergency braking, and more. Proper calibration ensures these systems work accurately to enhance vehicle safety.
Why is ADAS calibration important?
Proper calibration of ADAS components is crucial for ensuring that the vehicle’s safety features function correctly. Incorrect calibration can result in malfunctioning or inaccurate sensor readings, leading to potential safety risks, such as incorrect lane keeping assistance or improper collision detection.
How often should ADAS calibration be performed?
- After a collision or accident.
- When replacing or repairing ADAS sensors or cameras.
- After windshield replacement (particularly when the windshield houses the forward-facing camera).
- After suspension or wheel alignment work.
- Whenever the vehicle’s alignment is adjusted.
- If there is a malfunction or warning related to the ADAS system.