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Essential Accessories for ADAS Technicians
Having the right set of tools and accessories is essential. Here’s a rundown of the most useful accessories that every ADAS technician should consider for their toolkit. 1. Lasers and Laser Reflective Targets Precision is paramount in ADAS. Lasers and laser reflective targets are indispensable for ensuring accurate alignment. These tools help in pinpointing the…
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Our Quick Analysis Of Geico’s Surprising Diagnostic and ADAS Announcement
We at ADAS Depot are here to keep you up to date and advocate for your interests, and you may have heard about Geico’s announcement last week (full communication below). In our view, on the calibrations side, Geico is attempting to standardize pricing, and is broadly channeling oversight to a favored partner, in this case…
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Marketing ADAS Services: Tips to Attract New Business
As a body shop, collision repair center, windshield repair service, or auto repair shop owner, offering ADAS calibration services can set your business apart from others. It can show that you are committed to customer safety; ADAS is estimated to play a role in preventing 3.59 million total crashes per year and many of your…
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What’s the Difference Between Aftermarket and OEM TPMS Sensors?
Tire Pressure Monitoring Systems (TPMS) are a growing category within automotive maintenance. Since 2008, all new vehicles have required TPMS. Servicing TPMS is increasingly common amongst not just tire and wheel shops, but also general repair and maintenance shops. When it comes to replacing or upgrading your customers’ TPMS sensors, you have two main options:…
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ADAS In Your Shop: Cost-Benefit Analysis
Introduction For bodyshops and collision services, investing in ADAS technologies, including calibration equipment, offers both challenges and opportunities. This post explores the cost-benefit analysis of ADAS, focusing on long-term financial gains, improved customer retention, enhanced safety, and new revenue streams. Initial Investment Costs Long-Term Financial Benefits Cost-Benefit Analysis Conclusion Investing in ADAS technology requires a…
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Autel Tablet and ADAS Calibration Frame Compatibility
Did you know that not all Autel tablets are compatible with all calibration frames? We get asked quite often whether a certain tablet is compatible with a certain calibration frame. In order to help you decide what the best tablet will be for your needs, the following table shows you Autel’s tablet/frame compatibility: When it…
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What is Lane Departure Warning (LDW)? A Simple Guide for Auto Professionals
Lane Departure Warning (LDW) systems have quickly become a standard safety feature in modern vehicles. But as an auto professional, understanding the intricacies of LDW technology, its calibration needs, and its business potential is crucial for providing exceptional service to your customers and staying ahead of the curve. Let’s delve deeper into this essential technology.…
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Staying Ahead of the Curve: Preparing Your Collision Center for the Future of AEB Technology
Automatic Emergency Braking (AEB) is rapidly transforming the automotive landscape. As a collision center owner, embracing this technology isn’t just about keeping up; it’s about seizing a significant business opportunity and positioning your shop for long-term success. In this post, we’ll explore how to prepare for the future of AEB. The AEB Revolution: Why It…
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Lane Departure Warnings & Your Shop: The Calibration Connection Your Customers Need to Know
Modern vehicles are packed with advanced safety features, and Lane Departure Warning (LDW) systems are becoming a standard. While most drivers understand the basic concept of being alerted when they drift out of their lane, few comprehend the complex technology that makes it happen. This knowledge gap presents a significant opportunity for collision repair and…
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Lane Departure Warning Systems: How Your Car Knows When You’re Zoning Out
You’re cruising down the highway, lost in thought or maybe jamming out to your favorite tunes. Suddenly, a beep or a vibration from your steering wheel jolts you back to reality. It’s your car’s Lane Departure Warning (LDW) system letting you know you’ve drifted out of your lane. But how does your car know? It’s…