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Suzuki is the only manufacturer that splits its emergency braking across three distinct technologies - Dual Camera Brake Support (DCBS), Dual Sensor Brake Support (DSBS), and Radar Brake Support (RBS). Each uses different sensor hardware, mounted in different locations, and each requires its own calibration procedure. Your Swift uses a different system to your neighbour's Vitara, and neither matches the Across (which is a Toyota underneath). ADAS Line calibrates every Suzuki Safety Support system at 70+ UK workshops, from £199.
Don't risk driving your Suzuki with misaligned safety systems.
Calibration costs depend on your specific Suzuki model, which ADAS systems need recalibration, and whether mobile or workshop service is required.
from £199
Inc. diagnostic scan & certificate
from £349
Inc. diagnostic scan & certificate
from £349
Inc. diagnostic scan & certificate
from £499
Inc. diagnostic scan & certificate
Every Suzuki model has different ADAS sensors fitted depending on trim level and year. Share your registration and we’ll confirm exactly which systems need calibration.
Get the right calibration for your Suzuki
The three most common calibration scenarios for Suzuki vehicles — each linked to a dedicated service page.
Every Suzuki with a forward-facing camera — including models with Lane Departure Warning, Traffic Sign Recognition, and Autonomous Emergency Braking — requires camera recalibration after windscreen replacement. This is the most common Suzuki ADAS job we carry out.
Windscreen calibration — from £199Suzuki models fitted with Adaptive Cruise Control, Blind Spot Detection, or Rear Cross Traffic Alert carry radar modules behind the bumper or grille. Any bodywork repair or bumper removal requires sensor recalibration using manufacturer-specific targets and procedures.
Radar calibration — from £349After any collision repair involving a Suzuki, multiple ADAS sensors may be disturbed simultaneously — including cameras, radar modules, and parking sensors. A comprehensive post-collision calibration restores every system to factory tolerances and satisfies insurer documentation requirements.
Collision calibration — from £349Common questions about ADAS calibration for your Suzuki
All three are Suzuki's emergency braking systems, but each uses different sensors. DCBS uses stereo cameras behind the windscreen (Ignis, older Swift). DSBS uses a monocular camera plus laser behind the windscreen (current Swift, Vitara 2024+, S-Cross 2022+). RBS uses a millimetre-wave radar in the front bumper (older Vitara, older S-Cross). The calibration procedure depends entirely on which system your Suzuki has.