Centerline ADAS Center

❤️ Our Community Needs Us ❤️

The devastation caused by the wildfires has impacted so many families in our region, and our hearts go out to everyone affected, along with the brave firefighters and first responders working around the clock.

At Centerline ADAS Center, we wanted to find a way to make a meaningful difference. We've begun reaching out to local collision repair shops and other businesses to join us in a community-wide relief effort for those impacted by the fires.

Our goal is to create a coordinated donation drive with multiple drop-off locations throughout our community, making it as easy as possible for people to help those in need.

We're still working through the details, so we're not accepting donations just yet. Over the next couple of days, we'll be finalizing our plans with our community partners and will share everything you need to know—including when donations can begin, where to drop them off, and the items that are needed most.

In the meantime, we'd greatly appreciate your help by sharing this post. The more people who see it, the more businesses we can connect with and the more families we'll be able to help once everything is in place. Every share helps us reach more people and build a stronger community response.

Thank you for continuing to show what makes our community so special. Together, we can make a real difference for our neighbors during this difficult time. ❤️🙏

As many of you know, our region is facing devastating wildfires, and our hearts are with everyone who has been affected.

Like so many others, the owners of Centerline ADAS Center were evacuated from our home today and will be staying at the shop tonight. While we're grateful to be safe, we know many families are facing uncertainty, loss, and difficult days ahead.

We want to let our customers, friends, first responders, and the entire community know that you are in our thoughts and prayers. We are praying for the safety of every family, for those who have lost homes or been displaced, and for the brave firefighters and emergency personnel working tirelessly to protect our communities.

Please stay safe, follow evacuation orders, and don't hesitate to lean on one another during this difficult time. Our community has always been strong, and we know we'll get through this together.

From all of us at Centerline ADAS Center, may God watch over each of you and bring protection, comfort, and strength to everyone affected.
❤️🙏

🚗 Wheel Alignment Complete? Don't Forget the ADAS Calibration.
Many modern vehicles require OEM-specified ADAS calibrations after certain wheel alignments to ensure safety systems continue operating as designed.

Depending on the manufacturer and vehicle, an alignment may require recalibration of: ✔️ Front Radar ✔️ Windshield Camera ✔️ Blind Spot Monitoring ✔️ Surround View Camera Systems

Skipping these procedures can affect features like: • Automatic Emergency Braking • Adaptive Cruise Control • Lane Keeping Assist • Blind Spot Monitoring • 360° Camera Systems

At Centerline ADAS Center, we verify OEM repair procedures and perform calibrations using manufacturer-compliant equipment and procedures, providing documentation for every completed calibration.

📍 1516 E. Holyoke Ave.
Spokane, WA 99217

📞 509-708-3017

🌐 SpokaneADAS.com

Have questions about whether a vehicle requires calibration after an alignment? Give us a call—we're happy to help.

Thank you for the shout out American Way Collision Center! We are so greatful for our partnership!

Ford, Lincoln, and GM Tighten ADAS Repair Standards in Refreshed Position Statements Updated spring position statements set stricter rules on scans, OE parts, and paint thickness for ADAS work.

Ford Motor Company, Lincoln, and General Motors just raised the bar on what proper ADAS repair looks like.

Their updated position statements now set stricter requirements around scanning, OEM parts usage, and paint thickness — all factors that directly affect system accuracy.

Has your shop had to adjust its ADAS repair process to stay in line with OEM standards?

Read more → https://ow.ly/6lYu50YZe31

Great read👌

Static calibration is a controlled procedure used to align ADAS sensors while the vehicle is not moving. The goal is to confirm that these sensors are correctly positioned and oriented so they can accurately interpret the vehicle’s surroundings because ADAS systems are highly sensitive to positioning and alignment.

In this Car ADAS Solutions article, we’ll discuss how careful management of equipment, setup, and environmental conditions enables technicians to perform accurate and repeatable static ADAS calibrations, ultimately supporting vehicle safety and system performance.

Read here: https://caradas.com/what-is-static-calibration/

Illinois is moving to require ADAS calibration disclosure after windshield replacements — and it could set a precedent for shops nationwide.

This legislation would hold glass shops accountable for documenting calibration, a step many in the industry say is long overdue for customer safety and liability protection.

How is your shop currently handling ADAS calibration documentation after glass work?

Read more → https://ow.ly/tx2M50YHgvJ

The National Transportation Safety Board's findings on two fatal Ford Motor Company BlueCruise crashes point to a troubling pattern: ADAS design gaps combined with driver overreliance can have deadly consequences.

The board has issued formal recommendations to Ford, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, and DOT — signaling that stronger oversight of automated driving systems may be on the horizon.

Full story:
https://ow.ly/5UbV50YIsKH