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Wheel alignment & ADAS

Wheel alignment and ADAS calibration

Precise four-wheel alignment on state-of-the-art equipment, with ADAS calibration so the cameras and radar behind modern driver-assistance systems read the road correctly.

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A wheel alignment sensor clamped to a Land Rover wheel on the alignment ramp

Precision wheel alignment

Wheel alignment is an essential maintenance procedure that ensures the wheels are set to the manufacturer's exact specifications. Using state-of-the-art alignment equipment, technicians adjust the suspension geometry so the tyres make optimal contact with the road.

Correct wheel alignment helps to

  • Improve handling and steering response
  • Extend tyre life by reducing uneven wear
  • Improve fuel efficiency
  • Prevent the vehicle from pulling to one side
  • Provide a smoother, safer drive

ADAS calibration

Modern vehicles are equipped with sophisticated safety systems that rely on cameras, radar sensors and other electronic components. These Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) include lane keep assist, autonomous emergency braking (AEB), adaptive cruise control, road sign recognition, lane departure warning and forward collision warning. For these systems to perform accurately, they must be correctly calibrated.

ADAS calibration is recommended following

  • Windscreen replacement
  • Front or rear bumper repairs
  • Suspension or steering repairs
  • Wheel alignment
  • Accident damage repairs

ADAS calibration is recommended alongside a four-wheel alignment, ensuring both the steering geometry and driver-assistance systems operate as the manufacturer intended. Totnes Cross Garage invests in the latest alignment and calibration technology to provide accurate, manufacturer-approved adjustments.

Common questions

Do I need ADAS calibration after a windscreen replacement?
If your car has a camera mounted on the windscreen for lane keeping or emergency braking, usually yes. Manufacturers specify recalibration after the screen is replaced so the camera reads the road correctly.
How do I know if my wheels need aligning?
Common signs are the car pulling to one side, the steering wheel sitting off-centre when driving straight, and uneven wear on the inside or outside edge of the tyres. It is worth a check after hitting a pothole or kerb.
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Arrange your visit

Call the office to book your vehicle in. Our service advisors, Nat and Teresa, will be happy to help.