Major repairs need static target work AND a structured dynamic road drive in the correct order, plus a steering angle reset. Focal ADAS performs the full multi-sensor recal and verifies every system before release.

After a heavy collision, a suspension overhaul, or any repair that disturbed multiple sensors at once, calibrating each system in isolation isn't enough. The vehicle needs to be brought back to one consistent baseline: static targets first, then a structured dynamic road drive, then a steering angle reset to tie everything together.
When a full static + dynamic recalibration is the right scope
- Multi-sensor collision repair (windshield + bumper + radar, for example)
- Suspension or alignment overhaul that changed thrust angle or ride height
- Steering rack, column or knuckle replacement
- Frame work on the front or rear structure
How Focal ADAS performs the job
We start with a pre-scan to capture the full fault picture. Static calibrations run first, in the order the OEM specifies, against a leveled target board and calibrated radar reflectors. The dynamic road drive follows (at the speeds and over the distance the procedure requires), and a steering angle reset closes it out. A post-scan verifies every module is clean before release.
Typical on-site time
30 to 90 minutes for a full multi-sensor recal. The file you receive includes a per-sensor pass report, the OEM references for each procedure, both scans, and a single summary tying it all to the RO.
Focal ADAS handles it on-site, same day, from Seattle to Tacoma.
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