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The Importance of Calibration After Collision Repairs

5/9/2025

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Why It Matters More Than Ever

Modern vehicles are more advanced than ever—with sensors, cameras, and computers playing a big role in how they operate. After a collision, repairing the physical damage is only part of the job. The other critical step is calibration.

At Victory Auto Body and Paint in Burbank, we make sure your vehicle’s safety systems are properly restored before returning it to the road. Here’s what calibration involves and why it matters.

What Is Vehicle Calibration?
Calibration is the process of resetting and testing a vehicle’s Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) to make sure they’re working correctly after repairs. These systems include:
  • Lane departure warnings
  • Blind spot monitoring
  • Adaptive cruise control
  • Parking sensors
  • Forward collision warnings
  • Backup cameras and 360° views
If any of these systems are out of alignment, they may not function properly—and that could put you at risk.

Why Calibration Is Needed After Repairs
Many of these systems rely on radars, cameras, and sensors mounted on bumpers, mirrors, windshields, and even behind body panels. When a vehicle is involved in an accident—even a minor one—those components can be knocked out of alignment.

Even a small change in sensor position can lead to incorrect readings. For example, a forward collision warning system might not activate soon enough—or might trigger when there’s no danger at all.

Common Repairs That Require Calibration
You may be surprised to learn how many types of repairs require recalibration:
  • Windshield replacement
  • Bumper repair or replacement
  • Suspension or wheel alignment
  • Airbag deployment
  • Fender or mirror repair
  • Any work that affects sensor mounting points
That’s why it’s critical to bring your vehicle to a shop that understands the full scope of modern collision repair.

How We Handle It at Victory
At Victory Auto Body and Paint, we use specialized diagnostic tools to scan and calibrate your vehicle’s systems. If necessary, we work with trusted partners to ensure manufacturer-level accuracy. Your safety and peace of mind are our top priorities.

Final Thoughts
Repairs don’t end with paint and polish. In today’s vehicles, making sure your tech systems are properly calibrated is just as important as fixing a dent. Trust Victory Auto Body and Paint to deliver complete, safe, and modern repairs—done the right way.
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