ADAS Calibration in Riverton, UT

Overview of ADAS and ADAS Calibration

Since the first advanced driver assistance system (ADAS) was introduced five decades ago, ADAS technology has evolved considerably in terms of sophistication and design. The conception of the anti-lock brake system forged paths to adaptive cruise control, lane departure warning, automatic emergency braking, traffic sign recognition, and so much more. ADAS relies on cameras, radars, and sensors to read data (such as lane markings, signs, and objects) and respond accordingly, like correcting your steering or applying the brakes. ADAS requires specific alignment of its cameras, radars, and sensors to register this data accurately. If ADAS is not properly calibrated, your vehicle may exhibit incorrect responses, cannot function, or engage without cause. We offer ADAS calibration for all makes and models at McNeil's Auto Care in Riverton , UT. If your vehicle is equipped with ADAS, contact us today to learn more about this service.

When Is ADAS Calibration Needed?

ADAS calibration is needed when a camera, radar, or sensor is knocked from manufacturer specifications. Several factors can affect ADAS calibration. For example, certain services, such as wheel alignment, suspension repair, windshield repair, and replacement, can cause misalignment of ADAS components. Getting into a collision or experiencing an impact on the road can cause misalignment. We believe it’s better to be safe than sorry. We recommend visiting us for an ADAS calibration check if you recently got one of these services done or were in an accident (even minor fender-benders can cause misadjustment). If your vehicle needs calibration, you may also experience incorrect steering corrections or warnings or delayed or false activation of ADAS. Our skilled and experienced technicians are equipped with the latest technology and training to ensure your vehicle’s safety features function properly.

Customer Care Guaranteed

If you need ADAS calibration for your vehicle, look no further than our auto repair shop! ADAS calibration is an intricate procedure that requires specific technology and expertise, which is exactly what we offer. We work on all makes and models and offer both dynamic and static calibrations. Our team will work efficiently to complete the right calibration for your vehicle and keep you informed throughout the process. You can trust our ASE-, Master-, and WorldClass-Certified technicians to keep you and your vehicle safe on the road with our professional ADAS calibration services. We offer many conveniences, too, such as loaner cars, shuttle service, after-hours drop off and pick up, and free WiFi in our waiting room. You can schedule an appointment on our website or by calling (801) 302-5935. We are open Monday through Friday here at 3311 W 12600 S Riverton, UT 84065.

ADAS Calibration in Riverton, UT — Accurate ADAS calibration services to help keep your vehicle’s cameras, sensors, and safety systems operating as designed.

Water Pump

August 1, 2026

Water Pump Let's talk water pumps for vehicles in Sandy, UT. The engine is cooled by coolant/antifreeze mixed with water. This mixture circulates around the engine, absorbing some of the heat. The coolant then flows through the radiator where air cools it down for the return trip back through the engine. Your vehicle's water pump is what drives this process. Cooling system problems are the number-one mechanical failure in Sandy. So the water pump plays a pretty important role. You can't get very far in UT without a water pump. After all that distance and years of pumping coolant, water pumps just wear out. You might notice a whining or grinding sound coming from the water pump. Or maybe see coolant leaking from the pump itself. The precise location of the water pump varies depending on the vehicle. Some have the water pump attached to the outside of the engine where you can see it. With these, the water pump is driven by the serpentine belt. Some have the water pump driven by the timing belt. The timing belt cover often hides the water pump with this setup, so you can't see the pump without removing the cover. When you have McNeil's AutoCare replace the water pump on one of these, you really should replace the timing belt at the same time. We've already gotten things taken apart and besides, the belt's likely been contaminated by coolant. And timing belts usually need to be replaced every 60,000 to 90,000 miles, or 100,000 to 150,000 kilometers, anyway, so it just makes sense to do both jobs at once. The opposite is true too; when you change the timing belt on this type of engine, replace the water pump while you're at it. The water pump will eventually fail and getting to it is an expensive project. For not that much more you can take care of both the timing belt and the water pump at the same time.

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