The Autel Ride Height Targets (CSC0500-20) are procedure-support targets used in supported calibration and alignment workflow where ride-height reference points matter. They are intended for shops that need the exact CSC0500-20 target set to complete compatible Autel setup procedures accurately.
Why the CSC0500-20 Ride Height Targets Make Sense
Ride-height-dependent procedures rely on the correct reference targets to help maintain proper setup geometry. The CSC0500-20 set gives shops the exact ride-height targets needed for supported workflow, making them useful as replacement parts or as part of a more complete specialty-setup toolkit.
For shops doing advanced alignment and calibration work, they are practical supporting components that help maintain bay readiness.
Key Features and Benefits
- Ride Height Reference Targets
Built for supported setup and calibration workflow requiring ride-height target references. - Procedure-Specific Part Set
Useful when service workflow calls for CSC0500-20 specifically. - Replacement-Friendly
A practical option if the original targets are missing or damaged. - Supports More Complete Calibration Readiness
Helps maintain the specialty pieces needed for advanced setup procedures.
Who Should Buy the CSC0500-20
- ADAS and Alignment Shops
For teams performing supported ride-height-sensitive workflow. - Collision Repair Centers
For operations maintaining complete Autel setup capability. - Shops Replacing Missing Setup Components
For buyers needing the exact target set rather than a larger package.
Technical Details
- Brand: Autel
- Part Number: CSC0500-20
- Category: Ride height targets
- Positioning: Procedure-support targets for compatible setup and calibration workflow
Frequently Asked Questions
What are these targets used for?
They are used in supported workflow that requires ride-height target references during calibration or alignment setup.
Is this a full calibration system?
No. It is a set of ride-height targets only.
Why do these small setup parts matter?
Advanced calibration workflow depends on having the correct reference components available when the procedure calls for them.
