Know what your vehicle’s cameras and sensors require after a repair. HRP Collision provides driver-assistance system calibration services, with the required work determined by the vehicle and the applicable manufacturer procedures.
Our shop is located in Midland and serves drivers from Midland and Odessa. Contact us with your vehicle details and repair history to request an assessment.
What is ADAS calibration?
Advanced driver-assistance systems, or ADAS, use equipment such as cameras and radar to support certain driving features. Calibration is a vehicle-specific setup procedure for applicable sensors or cameras; it is not simply clearing a warning message.
The correct procedure depends on the vehicle’s year, model, equipment, and work performed. Not every vehicle or repair requires the same calibration, and we do not promise support for every model or system without reviewing the scope.
When should you ask for an assessment?
- After collision repair: Describe the impact location and any structural, panel, or sensor-related work.
- After windshield work: Tell us whether the vehicle has a windshield-mounted camera and what was removed or replaced.
- After bumper or sensor-area work: Share the replaced components and any work affecting sensor mounts.
- When another repairer requests calibration: Bring the repair order and the procedure or requirement identified.
These are reasons to check the manufacturer’s requirements—not a blanket statement that every such repair needs identical work. If a driver-assistance warning appears, arrange appropriate diagnosis rather than assuming calibration alone is the fix.
A scan is not calibration
A diagnostic scan reads information from electronic systems. It does not by itself perform every camera or sensor setup procedure required after a repair.
Alignment is a different operation
Wheel alignment and structural measurement have different purposes from electronic calibration. The vehicle-specific repair plan determines which operations are needed and in what order.
What to have ready when you contact us
Provide the year, make, model, vehicle identification number if available, and a description of the work performed. Include any warning messages, existing diagnostic findings, and the repair order.
We will discuss the scope, prerequisites, and arrangements before confirming the service. Completion time, pricing, insurance payment, and system compatibility need individual confirmation.
Read our guide to calibration after collision and windshield repair for a fuller explanation. Our manufacturer-certified repair guide explains how vehicle-specific procedures fit into the wider repair.
Request an assessment at our Midland shop
1011 S Garfield St, Midland, TX 79701
Serving Midland and Odessa drivers. Confirm the vehicle and required operation before traveling. Do not rely on a driver-assistance feature that is warning of a fault; discuss any safety or transportation concerns with the shop.