John Bean Introduces EZ-ADAS System

John Bean Introduces EZ-ADAS System

The EZ-ADAS system is one solution to help shops calibrate and service these advanced vehicle systems.

Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS), commonly referred to as drivers’ aids or safety systems, are not coming, they are already here. For shops to add ADAS sensor calibration to the services they offer, they must have the right equipment on hand. The new John Bean EZ-ADAS system is the perfect solution for shops to expand their business by servicing ADAS-equipped vehicles.

“There are several causes for why a car would need ADAS recalibration. Some are evident, such as replacing a windshield, but even repairs like wheel alignments, tire size changes or changed suspension angles can influence the ability of the vehicle to perform correctly,” said Jeff Szuba, vice president of sales for John Bean. “ADAS systems are becoming increasingly common in newer vehicles and will continually gain more ground in the industry, and John Bean has the solution to help shops calibrate and service these advanced vehicle systems.”

The John Bean EZ-ADAS system features a unique centerline setup process that is highly accurate and easy to operate, including all the required hardware and target components to cover a wide range of makes and models that simplify the repair process and eliminates the need for expensive tools. John Bean EZ-ADAS easily integrates with a shop’s processes, working with existing alignment equipment and diagnostic scan tools with ADAS coverage.

“An investment in this comprehensive calibration system is a wise choice for shops evaluating new equipment purchases. It not only allows shops to compete more effectively in today’s advanced repair environment, but it also lets them expand services offered and perform more of these profitable jobs quickly, easily and accurately,” continued Szuba.

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