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In this latest technical focus article Press Release, we cover how modern vehicles like the Jeep® Renegade are fitted with sophisticated Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS), including Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC), Forward Collision Warning, and Lane Monitoring. For independent shops, maintaining and recalibrating these systems during repairs presents both a challenge and an opportunity.
Modern vehicles like the Jeep® Renegade are fitted with sophisticated Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS), including Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC), Forward Collision Warning, and Lane Monitoring. For independent shops, maintaining and recalibrating these systems during repairs presents both a challenge and an opportunity.
When professional technicians update their Snap-on® diagnostic platforms with the new software release, they will gain access to millions of new codes, tests, tips and data to extend their tools’ capabilities, giving them the ability to do more with the same tool that they initially invested in. Not only does the latest software include new coverage, guided component tests and features, but it also contains everything from previous releases for smarter fixes that lead to complete repairs and satisfied customers.
This article explores why ADAS recalibration matters, the different types of calibration required and how Snap-on® diagnostic platforms equip technicians with the service information, guided workflows and exclusive features to complete these complex jobs with accuracy and confidence.
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Do you know what ADAS calibration is? There are three main methods of ADAS calibration: Static calibration, Dynamic Calibration, and Initialization. Furthermore, there are ADAS calibration tools, such as a diagnostic scan tool and proper calibration target that need to be taken into account. Learn about OEM procedures for ADAS calibration and more in the latest tech focus article.
Modern vehicles like the Jeep® Renegade are fitted with sophisticated Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS), including Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC), Forward Collision Warning, and Lane Monitoring. For independent shops, maintaining and recalibrating these systems during repairs presents both a challenge and an opportunity.
Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) are now standard across modern vehicles, delivering critical safety features such as adaptive cruise control, lane departure warning and automatic emergency braking. For independent garages, this rapid growth presents both opportunity and challenge. Every component replacement, alignment or windshield repair has the potential to affect a vehicle’s ADAS performance, making recalibration an essential part of today’s service and repair process.