Where are static recalibrations performed?

• A. In shop
• B. In the field
• C. At the customer’s site
• D. In a mobile unit

Answer: (A)

Static recalibrations require a controlled, steady environment where the vehicle can be positioned precisely with the correct reference targets and calibration tools. This level of setup is best achieved in a shop, where the space is level, conditions are stable, and the technician has reliable access to the dedicated ADAS calibration equipment. In fieldwork, at the customer’s site, or in a mobile unit, variables like surface irregularities, lighting changes, weather, and vibration can introduce measurement errors and reduce accuracy. While mobile options offer convenience, they typically can’t match the control and setup available in a shop. That’s why static recalibration is performed in shop.