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ADAS Calibration, Module & Key Programming

Modern vehicles are computers on wheels — advanced driver assistance systems, dozens of control modules, and encrypted keys. Auto Care Plus provides ADAS calibration, module programming, key programming, and mobile diagnostics across NH, MA & ME. Including mobile service that comes to you. Specialized equipment, factory procedures, and technicians trained on the systems that other shops send away.

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Your Dealership Alternative for Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) Diagnostics, Repairs, and Calibrations

ADAS Calibration & Programming Services

A vital part of automotive repair & maintenance that’s often overlooked.

Have you ever completed a job and been ready to hand the keys back over to a customer, only to realize certain features like the forward collision warning or self-parking assist aren’t functioning as they should be and you don’t have the equipment to properly correct them? When Auto Care Plus realized the need for an ADAS Calibration center to help serve our communities we immediately started working on the ADAS Calibration Center of Derry, NH. Our top priority then became taking the stress out of the equation when it comes to ADAS calibration and programming for everything from windshield replacements to collision repair.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is ADAS and does my vehicle have it?

ADAS stands for Advanced Driver Assistance Systems — lane departure warning, lane keep assist, adaptive cruise control, automatic emergency braking, blind spot monitoring, and parking assist. If your vehicle has any of these, it has ADAS, and it has cameras and radar sensors that depend on precise aim.

Why does my vehicle need ADAS calibration?

These systems rely on cameras and radar sensors aimed with extraordinary precision — a camera off by a fraction of a degree is aimed feet off target at a hundred yards. Any windshield replacement, alignment change, suspension repair, bumper work, or collision repair can disturb that aim. Calibration restores it to factory specification.

Do I need calibration after a windshield replacement?

Yes, on almost any vehicle with a forward-facing camera. That camera is mounted to the windshield, and replacing the glass moves it. Driving away without recalibrating means your automatic emergency braking and lane keeping systems are working from bad data — which is worse than not having them.

Can any shop program a module or a key?

No. Module programming and key programming require manufacturer software subscriptions, secure gateway access, and specialized equipment. Many shops do not have them, which is why this work usually gets sent to the dealer. We have the tools and the training to do it here.

Do you offer mobile service?

Yes. We offer mobile diagnostics, module programming, and key programming — we come to you. It is especially valuable for other repair shops, body shops, dealers, and fleets that need this work done without moving the vehicle.

Do I have to go to the dealer for this work?

In most cases, no. This is exactly the work we specialize in. We have the manufacturer software, the calibration equipment, and the trained technicians — often with faster turnaround and better pricing than the dealership.

Signs you need this service:

  • ADAS or driver-assist warning light after a windshield replacement or collision
  • Lane departure, adaptive cruise, or automatic emergency braking not working
  • A new or replacement control module needs programming
  • You need a replacement or spare key or fob programmed
  • Your key fob stopped working or your vehicle will not recognize the key
  • A module was replaced and the vehicle now has faults
  • You need diagnostics performed on site at your location or shop
  • Another shop told you the work has to go to the dealer

Our process:

  • Identify which systems and modules your vehicle uses and what the fault requires
  • Scan all modules and document existing codes and calibration status
  • Determine the correct factory procedure for calibration or programming
  • Verify prerequisites — battery voltage, tire pressures, alignment, and fuel level
  • Perform static or dynamic ADAS calibration in a controlled environment
  • Program or flash control modules to the latest manufacturer software
  • Cut and program keys and fobs to the vehicle's immobilizer
  • Verify system operation and clear all related codes
  • Provide documentation of the calibration or programming performed
  • Road test where required to complete dynamic calibration