ADAS Radar and Camera Calibration

Is your ADAS warning light on? We can help.

Modern vehicles are fitted with Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS), including cameras and radar sensors that control features such as:

Emergency Braking

Lane Keep Assist

Adaptive Cruise Control

Traffic Sign Recognition

Blind Spot Monitoring
If you’ve noticed an ADAS warning light, your vehicle may no longer be able to rely on these important safety systems. This can happen after:

Replacing a windscreen

Wheel alignment or suspension repairs

Accident damage (even minor impacts)

Steering or suspension component replacement

Ignoring an ADAS warning light could have serious consequences. Depending on the fault, your vehicle’s safety systems may not operate correctly—or may be disabled altogether. This means features designed to help prevent collisions, keep you in your lane, or detect other road users may not work when you need them most. In some cases, the vehicle may also enter a reduced functionality mode, leaving you without the driver assistance features you have come to rely on.

An illuminated ADAS warning light can also result in an MOT failure, so it’s important to have the fault investigated as soon as possible.
At A1 Bodmin Tyres & Autocare, we don’t just calibrate your vehicle—we diagnose the root cause of the problem. With our manufacturer-approved ADAS calibration procedures and advanced diagnostic expertise, we can identify faults, carry out the necessary repairs, and accurately calibrate your cameras and radar systems to ensure everything is working exactly as it should.

Correct diagnosis

Professional repairs

Precise ADAS calibration

Safety systems restored to manufacturer specification

Confidence that your vehicle is safe, reliable, and ready for the road and MOT
When you trust A1 Bodmin Tyres & Autocare, you’re choosing a team with the equipment, training, and technical knowledge to repair and calibrate your vehicle correctly—not simply clear a warning light.

Contact us today to book your ADAS diagnostic and calibration and keep your vehicle’s safety systems working exactly as they were designed.
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