Don't Be That Guy! Here's How To Aim Your Headlights!

I honestly can't tell you enough how many times we had other drivers flash us on the roads right after we bought our JL. Stock 33s and no lift, the headlights were aimed a bit too high, even from factory. So we corrected it.
And then again when we got 35" tires. And the lift, and 37" tires, and so on and so forth.
Unfortunately, it's not always something that people consider when they put larger tires on their vehicles, or even after installing lifts.
So here's a quick, and hopefully funny, "how to" on aiming your headlights!
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[@aetrole4060]

I can't stop staring at it.

[@dannypaul8373]

Thanks for saying that. I was thinking that I was the only one

[@dannypaul8373]

Me too! I’m hungry for a peach cobbler

[@castillomd2]

LOL, me too

[@arbyarby3259]

“ I can eat a peach 🍑 for hours!” ( Nicholas Cage)

[@metalhead4x448]

I adjusted my wife's headlights this morning but she complained that my hands were cold. Couldn't get her to handle my extension. Married life is confusing sometimes. I must rethink my life.

[@LiteBrite]

MetalHead 4x4 🤣🤣🤣

[@lonniem9728]

literally laughed out loud 😃

[@jorgenoneya5382]

Hahahaha

[@pietro4281]

🤣😂🤣

[@melby12]

Thank you for making this video. This should be a public service announcement....just sent this to a few friends that NEED to watch it. Keep up the good work

[@bryanodonnell6530]

Perfect timing as I have had my Jeep only 6 days and I get flashed constantly. Thank you two for the informative videos.... you are truly appreciated!!!

[@theslimeylimey]

And if you own one of those Amazon special LED lightbars, don't drive around at night in traffic with it on. Had a guy behind me on the highway with one of those and I thought I was about to be abducted by aliens.

[@Grumpy_old_Boot]

Aliens .. everyone knows they have an unnatural love for lightbars. 😅

[@missingremote4388]

Most roof top light bars are Not for hwy use.

[@theslimeylimey]

@@missingremote4388 it was the rectangle type on his bumper between the headlights so he probably thought it was ok down there, it wasn't.

[@missingremote4388]

I thought it may have been a light bar under the headlights too. I remember driving my Saturn SL1 1999. That car was so low, like a Porsche 911 low, I refused to drive it at night. Because of tailgaters with the brightest lowbeams . I would often take my big suburban to drop off my son at my ex-wife s House.

[@theslimeylimey]

@@missingremote4388 My other car is a 1992 lowered Miata Ive owned since new and my ass is less than 10 inches off the ground. The lights on new vehicles are absolutely blinding and I spend half my time staring at the shoulder to avoid being blinded by oncoming vehicles instead of looking whats in front of me. With tailgaters at least you can flip up the rear view mirror.

[@mcoffroadinaz4075]

For the 1st time in known history, men have watched an instructional video without being told to.

[@h8highways530]

Great video. I wished everyone would watch this. People with leveling kits on their trucks seem to never adjust their lights. I drive a jacked up jeep on 35's and get blinded all the time. I know people in cars really do. Great video for Jeep owners, setting the bar higher for Jeep owners.

[@4-LOW]

Interesting tidbit: My JL came from the factory with the halogen headlights aimed above spec and I've talked to people with the OE LED lights that report the same thing. So anyone with a JL, whether it's stock or lifted, need to check their headlight aiming and verify they are in spec. Nice video, thanks.

[@jothew5780]

Same deal with my 2022 I'm always getting the finger from people didn't really know y till now

[@smokiebaer]

Ive been running LEDs for 3 years now and it's so important to aim them right. Blinding others so we can see is a A-hole move.

[@darkenfly32]

Oscar worthy performance Kevin, I'm sure you'll soon be rubbing elbows with Robert De Niro some day.

[@miggysmalls]

I love Kevin’s acting ability lol

[@stevenbrown3692]

Try this. Flat level ground. Pull up as close as you can to wall- lights on. Reference hot spot with painters tape. Back up 25ft. Adjust hot spot or cut off line back down to your tape. Done! Works everytime. ✌🇺🇸

[@duathlete827]

This is an important topic...... Us older folks have very light sensitive eyes and are often completely blinded by not just badly adjusted headlights but many LED headlights that are simply too bright!

[@FlubR]

i like when people flash me because i get to act like im one of those commercial guys "BUT WAIT, THERES MORE!" and i flash them back with my high beams lmao

[@tangomikefoxtrot]

Oh so not only are your lights not adjusted. But you're also a dick

[@veniaminpetrashishin9466]

I love gettin flashed it’s the best part of my night lmao I know this video is old but it was a good reminder for me to get that done. Tired of getting flashed it’s getting old.

[@80smxpro41]

Thanks I'm that guy. I'll adjust them tonight.

[@ChrisKellyPrime]

@@rickroel4994 And you're a piece of shit.

[@MrInfoPhilly]

@@ChrisKellyPrime That escalated quickly

[@BrandonHaneline]

amzn.to/2QRc7ii Thanks for the shout out Brittany and Kevin. Much appreciated. Y’all are hilarious 🤣 at the end. Keep on Killing it. Here is a link to the flashlights if anyone would like one. amzn.to/2QRc7ii

[@TacticalCastle]

I pulled up behind my Ford Focus (2014 not hatchback), about as far back as I usually am behind someone at a stop light, and then I lowered my lights to barely below the side mirrors. Haven't had anyone "complain" since then :-)

[@chrisb321]

Great Vid. In countries where you drive on the other side (I'm originally from the UK), you adjust the other light but it's still the drivers side that is lower. Drive on the other side, driver on the other side too, so still in the middle of the road.

[@TacticalCastle]

bahahaha... of course it would be... so as long as we use "driver's side & passenger's side" we're safe... why did i JUST now realize that? good stuff

[@williambotch1381]

This doesn’t apply to sport models......I sometimes think my jeep is lit by candle light...

[@bradcampbell7253]

candles? you are being far too generous!! hahahaha

[@H.pylori]

I had a 2016 JK sport and when I first drove it at night I could not see anything. In fact, low beam was better than hi beam. Quickly replaced the OEM headlights with JW Speakers.

[@djjasonceol9611]

I’ve taken tape measure, painters tape, and parked outside autozone when I did mine. Lol. Employee came out and asked if I was having engine problems. “No, just adjusting my new headlights to the proper non-blinding spot”. His response was awesome “man I wish the rest of you Jeepers around here (Clemson) would do that!” Hahaha

[@JohnGoingAndDoingThings]

Much needed for all lifted vehicles. Thanks!

[@natemevec9692]

I had the Sport JLU (aka halogens, not LED) out for a test drive after sun down and was getting flashed for high beams. The sales guy leaned over and checked the display to make sure I wasn't running high beams, and I confirmed for him the lights were just aimed poorly. Luckily the one I actually took home was aimed properly off the lot!

[@ghostriderjku7209]

I measure from the ground to the top of a door (bottom of the glass) on a typical sedan. Then make sure my headlights are just below that at about 20 to 25 feet. This ensures that I will not blind anyone within that proximity. I am on 40's and don't have any issues with others flashing their lights at me, and I can see pretty good and rarely even use my brights.

[@sgtg4600]

I bought a Jeep, so I could watch Jeep videos. And today it's all been worth it. My name's Kevin but I'm not as lucky as Kevin....

[@FLHTdriver]

Great little video and the trick about the drivers side being just a bit lower is something that most people forget. Thanks for adding that in!

[@fredbrackely]

Glad this is covered. As I've gotten older my night vision gets a bit blurry, and when some plonker comes driving down the road with their LED's blasting, I literally can't see anything.

[@Numba1Kirbdaddy]

Great info! Thanks for all you do to explain and test all the Jeep ins and outs. I am a new Jeep owner and find all of your videos helpful. Please keep doing these and forget about the troll comments. your lucky to have each other and have fun together Jeeping. Never lose sight of that !

[@rodwood693]

Her eyes are up there, boys!!! Man, what Kevin has to deal with!

[@matthewhatton3637]

Yeah I read the comments some people need to just keep their mouths shut!

[@JohnSmith-yc9qn]

You think for a second she doesnt know?? cmon

[@omarcarrillos2727]

They know.

[@J.Bradley.]

@@MattSmith-hp3cj I literally came here looking for the toe comments. You did not let me down sir, well done.

[@sean.g4516]

Had to put my screen in theater mode !

[@supercharged00gtp]

Damn, what got more attention in the comments?? I put LED headlight and foglight bulbs in my lowly Sport S, no flashing but made a WORLD of difference. Then switchbacks to make it match, the front looks much better now. Love @jeepinformant flashlight, it is stupid bright, love it! Kevin, you are up for an emmy

[@mtoddvan]

Funny many years ago this was part of safety inspections & they had calibration equipment that would let them set the right angles & tell the intensity. Hehe you're correct driver's side (keeping in mind that other countries that reverse driving lanes from USA also switch the side of sterling wheels & controls) so your statement rings true with the exception of vehicles that don't have drivers controls switched. I don't get flashed having set mine, but yes I get blinded by other vehicles even those not lifted usually do to aftermarket replacement lights that are not adjusted. People it's very dangerous to flash back & or then keep your high beams on at oncoming traffic (now you're both blind) heading for a potentially head on collision or veering off the road.

[@kdrltd]

Nice. I see your marketing strategy. It worked.

[@montreal3694]

I had my Jl 2 months ago, and i was always getting those flashes from other cars, even being a huge fan of wrangler i didnt see anything about it in youtube. Thanks🙏🏻 By the way I like your videos, its more fun than other jeep videos.

[@MrPoseidonSays]

I love showing off my wife as she is so freakin beautiful. I have so many men always telling me how beautiful she is. I can only imagine what they say behind our backs since they can’t hide behind you tube comments so never mind the not so great comments. They don’t get what it’s like to have a sexy woman by there side so the boyish comments come out. Know that you got it and keep flaunting it! So keep the videos coming guys. Me and the wife enjoy your fun and how to videos. Maybe one day we all can get together and go racing our ZO6s. Thanks again. You guys have great sprit and fun all the time!

[@arlendavis]

The way I have adjusted my headlights for years is to find a flat spot, like you did, with a "wall" and park about 20 ft from it. I then measure from the center of my headlights to the ground and then make a line using chalk on the "wall" at the same height. I then turn on the High beams and adjust them so they are centered on the line. Then check the low beam and make sure that it is below the line. (4 to 6 inches) And you should be good. Low beam must be below the line in order to keep from shining into the eyes of oncoming cars. :-)

[@SCOTTEDWARDS111]

I appreciate all your lessons guys!!!! You have great personalities and the videos you make are really fun!!!!

[@TOY35MPG]

And I thought they were just liking my jeep. Lol

[@poisonousnut]

i adjusted and still get flashed all the time. and i’m on stock 33’s. i installed some KC lights so now when they flash me i flip on my brights then turn on the sun with my KC’s. and to be perfectly honest i had to watch the video a second time after reading the comments. never noticed. but now i’m sleepy. 🤤 love you guys!

[@calvinh.8882]

If you pull your vehicle 25 foot from a wall/garage door, then you should adjust your headlights so the black out line/the top of the beam is around waist high. Unless you're short, then you may have to go chest high. lol.. If you walk up to an average car the bottom of the windows are around waist high, so that is why the blackout line should be set to that when you're around 25 foot from another vehicle.

[@gordis951]

I did this exactly with my 06 unlimited 25 feet from the garage, waist high beam, but I still get high beamed/flashed!

[@calvinh.8882]

@@gordis951 , Yeah, most newer vehicles have such bright lights, that some people will flash you no matter how you have them set. I think they're the people that can not help but look directly at oncoming headlights.

[@missingremote4388]

25 feet is the key anwer.

[@heavenleigh111]

Park 25 feet from the wall and adjust them where the top of the beam line is 4 to 5 inches lower than the center of your headlights. Waist high with a 6"lift and 40s would have them pointing straight down, on a small car they would be lighting up the tree tops

[@TheCharleseye]

I guess I'm the only one who uses another vehicle, instead of a wall. To me, it just makes more sense to see where the light is hitting on an average sedan. I park 2-3 car lengths away from the front of a typical car and adjust the driver side light to be below their windshield. Then I park 2-3 lengths behind it and adjust the passenger side to be below the back window. I've always done it this way and have never been flashed.

[@sunset2228]

She went full commando in those leggings, LOL!

[@RyanBennett_Gpd605]

I was thinking the same thing but I don't mind one single bit lol! I don't watch the channel because of how sexy she is. I watch it because they produce good content but she does make it easier to watch lol

[@jimk8592]

Camel toe for sure...

[@travisf7849]

@@jimk8592 hahha... so true

[@jimk8592]

@@travisf7849 they could try next clip with her husband bebt over, doing maintenance, and a full moon showing then count clicks again. Hahaha

[@bdo9114]

fun couple ,great videos would be fun to meet. her reports are informative and fun she knows her stuff,guys keep the comments tasteful.

[@LiteBrite]

Bob O Thanks for the support! 😊

[@bdo9114]

@@LiteBrite your welcome I have a grand Cherokee, here in Minnesota, dang near making me go and get a JL.....

[@LMY-ih4jl]

You're guys are awesome! After watching your videos I start wishing Jeep was my second car for off-road weekends 😄 And thanks for bringing such an important topic! Indeed, every 'customizer' must be responsible for other people, especially when driving their re-mastered trucks on public roads.

[@WitoEngelke]

Please ignore the pathetic comments from some people! I love your channel, its funny, informative, and interesting! Keep up with that!

[@stormw777]

Thank you so much. I was wondering how to do this with my new JL on 37s and 2.5 lift. I bet this video gets a lot of views. Much needed for those poor people who hate jeep night lights. LOL

[@rareearthfab5511]

Wishing death by death wobble... That's not a nice way to and the video! LOL. I think it's worth the effort to look up and follow the whole scientific method first. It's pretty easy with a tape measure and gets your headlights immediately to a position where you're not blinding people in oncoming traffic. Then if you feel you could inch them up from there that might be a better method instead of blinding people until you get them to the correct. But I certainly 100% agree with one thing... Aim your headlights! It might also be notable to mention that some of your cheaper aftermarket headlights on the market don't have a shop cut off like your light package showed on your JL and no matter how you aim those you're blinding everybody! A properly engineered headlight will have a sharp cut off line like yours shows on the wall. Yes, I'm real fun at parties!

[@missingremote4388]

Some drivers put substitute low beam L.e.d. light bulb into a halogen design head lamp. And are impossible to adjust

[@elnarutouchiha]

I’m glad that you made a point on this.

[@charles_wipman]

In Spain it's illegal to don't have your lights well adjusted; you can rent a measurement machine to aim 'em for like 30 or 40€, so there isn't much excuse to don't have 'em well aimed. If you don't know where to rent one of those machines... this video is very helpfull to adjust 'em and not put others in danger.

[@davismathis845]

I’ve experienced the JL leds on full bright honesty the brightest headlights I’ve ever seen

[@AFugax]

I am grateful for having a hot wife who watches these videos with me...instead of being a lonely dim witted ignorant KZbin troll making immature comments that reflect their intelligence! You have fun videos that are useful as well as entertaining - keep it up! I drive the truck, she gets to drive the Rubicon -and she loves it!

[@0rland083]

I got aftermarket headlights and they are very bright! what I do is, I drive around with my fog lights on, but this video was very useful. Thanks.

[@matthewhatton3637]

I remembered you showed this in another video just not at night. He pointed at the little screw with a stick. 😂

[@amaclach]

Good useful info. Most vehicles use a similar method. Sometimes a long Philips head is required.

[@TiborJager]

Don't pay attention to rude comments! Enjoy what you are doing and we will enjoy to! Best wishes!

[@four_low_adventures]

I've been having the same issue with my JK. I have a lift with 37's on it also. I need to adjust them but in the meantime I've been running just the fog lights around town. Most the time it's a trailer Queen though until I get to the trails. Adjusting the headlights are on my to do list.

[@markolinux8206]

"Properly aimed headlights" should be part of "Dealer Prep".

[@StvMcQueen1]

It is. This Jeep had been modified and raised, so... Duh!

[@ridered7262]

I guess that comment is a jeep thing.

[@Lap09q8]

I had a Jeep pull up behind me and I could feel the photons on the back of my neck. It also seems like the lamps them selves are putting out too much energy. To be real, the Jeep was originally designed for use in WW2, for off road use and not our highways. The original Jeeps were not jacked up and were much smaller but got bigger to keep up with the SUV craze. The main problem is that the headlights are too close together, boosting the intensity. Personally, I think many of them like the power of getting in other's faces; good old vanity!

[@TopSecretinNC]

36” @ 25’ works good!

[@artm6723]

My hand is raised!

[@kkbodyshop]

Just ordered my jeep in formant light. Keep these great videos coming.

[@TimColby514]

You don't need a T40 and extension. The plastic adjustment socket also accepts a Philips #2 screwdriver.

[@ww2069]

Unlike the the other BS comments I say good vid and thanks for more good info. I wish all people with jacked up trucks would do this!! Thanks again!

[@jpjerome]

HAHA Good timming! I do get flashed a lot lately, the tires really made a big height difference and my lift appointment is next week! sheesh!! but i have a GMC canyon all terrain. been thinking about it but ill ask the guys that will do my lift, way too cold outside for me to stand there with sub zero temps! keep em coming guys!! enjoy your videos a lot!

[@lanckie]

a lift kit will actually raise the front more than the rear to level the ride.. your headlights will see a HUGE angle difference.

[@djkunter]

With my 2018 JLU Sahara I upgraded the fender flares first. I added the paintable high top fender flares w/ LEDs. Still had halogen headlamps. I got flashed all the time because of the DRL’s. I will definitely try the headlights adjustment since I upgraded all the lights to LED. Nice acting Kevin. I felt like I was right there being blinded as well. Lol

[@flat6fever680]

That's an excellent video and great public service announcement at the same time. I have a 2017 Rubicon with LED factory light package and it is hellish bright. Incredible on a back road. Turns night into day. But I do get flashed every time I drive it and it is not lifted. I bought some smoke tinted pre cut vinyl laminate headlight covers from Laminar to tone it down a little bit but haven't installed them yet.

[@IncompleteJeep]

I totally agree! Thats one of the things I did immediately after my lift and tires.

[@matthewhatton3637]

And good info I have both my headlights pointed the same never knew you had to have one lower than the other.

[@halkael2317]

Awesome video! I searched “British Columbia MVA headlamps” and it gives the legal requirements, it reads... (a) an upper beam of light which, regardless of the load on the vehicle, will reveal an object at a distance of 100 m, and (b) a lower beam of light which, regardless of the load on the vehicle, will reveal an object at a distance of 30 m and the high intensity portion of the lower beam will not strike the eye of an oncoming driver.” People need to know the laws on legal lights... and understand that the moment you put a trailer on the back, it makes legal lights no longer legal!! (Also, when you said “it might be different in other countries”... no. You said “drivers side should” be lower, you didnt say the left side should be lower... haha)

[@robertyee4331]

informative...Thanks 'Guys'!! ..... Kevin your such an 'ACTOR'....lol!!

[@wolflegion]

Very helpful. Just leveled and am getting flashed. Didn’t know it was this easy.

[@onlinebharat111]

Something diverting attention.

[@marleymayfield2635]

Another great video. I was surprised to see my headlights reflecting off the clouds shortly after buying my already lifted Rubicon. Yes, very easy to do,thanks.

[@wesfoto_vegas]

Preach! More people need to do this!

[@Texansgal1]

So I need to actually raise mine because the distance is too short. However I can't find those little bits on my 2021 JL. Anyone know where I can get some more info?

[@garylund5834]

There are official measurements to use to adjust your headlights. If memory serves back up 25 feet from wall and then adjust to 4 feet. use tape measure for both.

[@MichaelCook1981]

Close...you measure the distance from the ground to the center of your headlights. Then you measure from 5' and 25'. Then you measure your cutoff line, and adjust your lights to the measure of your headlights at 25'. You driver's side should be about 2-4" lower than the passenger side.

[@themisthemistocleous1998]

i like this video, i watched it 800,000 times and now i get it

[@joelchampagne8069]

Is there an adjustment for the Left\Right direction, too? Please describe.

[@tookurkneez2865]

5:10 was watching this with my brother and now he can’t stop rolling on the floor shaking. Idk what was so funny😂

[@cmac1100]

My christmas wish is that all of the jeep owners here would adjust their headlights because everyone has them lifted and otherwise modded and dont bother with it. I am Kevin in the bonus scene

[@jefferygalbraith4195]

I got my JL 2 door about 2 months ago and constantly get flashed by oncoming traffic at night and my brights aren’t on.

[@dederonair]

Lmao at “dies of death wobble” comment kev made

[@ericdelong6543]

Nice, good knowledge for folks to have! You guys should do a video of adjusting the fog lights..... Had to do mine on the JK with the after market bumper. They are recessed and pointed right into the bumper ha. Love the channel, see y'all in the dirt one day.

[@KyleTraeCaswell]

I just go park about 25 feet from a regular car (prefer white with flat ass end) in a parking lot that’s level. I try to get it just below the drivers mirror. Then I go up to a wall and adjust the passenger side so it looks even. After that I test that sucker out. And bam! Yo shit is perfect.

[@jasonwilliamshuck]

i just got a brand new lifted 2019 JL, and needed this. thank you!! very helpful

[@kangarhew1954]

Love your videos, and my 2 year old daughter loves your wheeling videos! She gets sucked in. Looking forward to getting my JL sometime next year and taking my daughter out on the trails myself.

[@LiteBrite]

Bryan Rhew That’s awesome! Give her a hi five for us!! 😊😊

[@modifiedmetal73]

People also flash you if a cop is hiding

[@NoName-OG1]

Or accident ahead... Dead deer. etc.

[@dealy9268]

Shhhhh. I am the cop hiding. Lol

[@Starch-Wreck]

Or Mardi Gras...

[@dougyankunas3104]

I live in upper Wisconsin. I can count a half dozen deer on my 10 min drive to work any day of the year.

[@jchapman1351]

These savages don’t understand how mistletoe puts one in the holiday spirit. Having watched several of your videos did you consider building an older and cheaper rig considering how hardcore your wheelin style is?

[@StockDude]

Her low beams are perfect...no adjustment needed. Seriously tho, what ever happened to the old school devices they had to adjust headlights at the mechanic? They stopped using them. Why I don't know. Thx for the video!

[@soundstream11]

Any plans on a wheel alignment video? Looks like the toe is out.

[@rexb16]

eye sea what you did there. good show.

[@gutajo01]

Thanks, that's really useful sometimes we don't realize how High our lights are....

[@jonsanchez55]

I want Kevin to flash me! Seriously through, my wife now wants to eventually get a JL. Between the two of us, we've had a CJ-7, a YJ, and two TJ's!

[@jeffreyyeip1915]

We used to pull up as close to the wall or garage door as possible. Then put a cross made out of black tape where each headlight projected on the wall then backup about 20 feet or so as long as you can still see each beam on the wall. Then adjust the beam just below the cross and and just to the right of the cross

[@tmhiatt6212]

The reason the left side is slightly lower than the right side is because the contour of the road is higher on the left side😊

[@darcyjousset6615]

Depends on the dealership too. The headlights are supposed to be adjusted at the dealership when they do the PDL on it. When I worked for Toyota back in 2000 that was our responsibility. Some places I guess don’t bother but I know the place I worked at did. But that is something that should be checked any time you do anything that effects the ride hight of your vehicle. God where I at I swear people go out of their way to get their lights as bright as possible and blind as many people as they can. Mostly the guys with the jacked up trucks on 22+ inch rims and low pro tires that never leave the pavement. Lol

[@gta4viceman]

I had the dealership adjust mine down to accommodate the 3.5" lift

[@EnDependance123]

I love everything about the bids. Great job on it all 👍

[@scottnickolas9593]

I could watch this girl for hours. Actually i do. Her husband is one lucky man.

[@auditorofauditors862]

Scott Nickolas There’s a lot of good info, presented well and in an entertaining way, in their videos. They are a smart, personable, pleasant, attractive couple, but I wouldn’t watch their videos if they weren’t good people. Brittney trips me out, she’d be fun to watch even if she was average looking. They are both fun and positive people - you don’t see that in too many YT videos I think I’ll buy a Jeep, an orange one. My son saw a JL on the road and that’s all he talked about for a week straight. He thinks they are funny, too - a 4-yr old loves this channel!

[@johngrodski4158]

Seems easy enough! Thanks guys

[@oldfart269]

That "exaggeration" isn't too far from the truth, with some of the bright headlights I have encountered. I was so blinded by them that I lost my bearings on the road.

[@Ktheodoss]

Pretty cool video. Informative and useful.