ADAS

What is ADAS?

Commonly referred to as drivers’ aids or safety systems, Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) create a better driving experience by helping drivers navigate challenges as well as protect them and others from harmful actions and collisions. These systems include, but are not limited to, lane departure warning, collision warning, adaptive cruise control, adaptive light control, automatic braking, automatic parking and blind spot detection.

Both collision and general repair shops perform common jobs, from windshield replacement, body work, wheel alignments to everyday component failure and replacement, repeatedly a shop needs to recalibrate these systems to get the vehicle back on the road safely.

ADAS coverage is included in your diagnostic software from the day you purchase the tool. It covers all recalibration types and allows you to show your work and worth with valuable Pre-/Post-scan and Recalibration reports that you can share with customers.

Refer to the vehicle coverage lookup for detailed ADAS coverage information.

ADAS Related Videos (Diagnostic)

Live Training Series

Snap-on Live Training Episode 01 – Intro to ADAS

Snap-on Live Training Episode 02 – ADAS Level 2 - Component Testing

Quick Tip Series

Ford®	Ford® Lane Departure	In under a minute you can see how to use your Snap-on car diagnostic tool to do a lane departure calibration on 2013 & newer Fords.
GM®	GM Radar Sensor	Just removed or replaced the bumper on a 2010 or newer GM model? Make sure to recalibrate the rain sensor module - our short Diagnostic Quick Tip shows you how.
Hyundai®	Hyundai® Blind Spot Detection System Calibration	Many modern vehicles have built-in enhanced safety systems, such as blind spot detection. When you do any work on these systems, a reset or recalibration needs to be done. In this Diagnostic Quick Tip, National Field Trainer Jason Gabrenas shows you how to perform a reset on the Hyundai® Blind Spot Detection system using a scan tool. \| Vehicle: 2014 Hyundai® Santa Fe.

ADAS Recalibration Report Form

Depending on the vehicle (if supported), an ADAS Recalibration Report form may be available after performing an ADAS recalibration test.

The ADAS Recalibration Report form allows you to print the form with your shop information, the vehicle’s VIN, odometer and license plate information. The recalibration information is manually entered after the form is printed. Sample ADAS Report

When an ADAS report is generated, press the SAVE icon to automatically uploaded it to the Snap-on Cloud. From the Cloud you can print or share the report. For additional information, see Snap-on Cloud.

For information on the Snap-on EZ-ADAS Recalibration System see EZ-ADAS