How to Aim and Align Your Headlights

[@bryangreen9889]

Every Jeep owner needs to watch this video. Thank you

[@HeadlightRevolution]

Thank you for watching!

[@Loveduhmusic]

For reals but most jeep owners don't have a brain.

[@mala_vivi4241]

Bryan Green o ooo O

[@usa5439]

@@Loveduhmusic Jealous that you have a Kia? Lol

[@NocturnalJag]

Amen

[@flashndrive7280]

I'm a truck driver and I used to prefer driving at night but there are So many vehicles with the wrong headlights or improperly aimed lights that I quit highway driving. Thank you for putting this video online!

[@HeadlightRevolution]

No problem!

[@richeyrich2203]

I’d love to see a type of tinting windshield that only sims the part of the glass where the light passes through into your eyes. It would take some serious tech, but would be cool

[@NuyoricanJoseph]

​@@richeyrich2203The person to figure this out and hit the market is going to make BANK

[@corail53]

Truckers have badly aimed lights as well - I drive across a province fairly regularly at night, and the amount of times i get blinded by big rigs is horrible. I think this issue effects everyone and yet no one does this or takes it to a shop to get done.

[@summerforever6736]

Agree

[@theoriginaljean3917]

I apologize to every driver out there, they’re manufacturing these new pickup trucks with poorly adjusted overly bright lights… will be adjusting. Thanks for the video.

[@HeadlightRevolution]

No problem!

[@theoriginaljean3917]

@@HeadlightRevolution got mine adjusted, was very easy and now I learned something new

[@tonyp2632]

I was about to make the same comment. Totally blinding coming at you or from behind. Really pisses me off!

[@adrenaline4life233]

Ford F250…

[@MrCheezeus]

KZbin needs to put this in everyone's home page as the first video all day every day until it gets watched... I'm so tired of being blinded by other drivers every night... it's mostly jeeps, trucks, and hoopties

[@micualex9799]

Well done Sir, straight to the point, 8.3 minutes full of vital information. Every man should understand these golden rules. Thanks for teaching us! God bless you!

[@HeadlightRevolution]

🙏🙏🙏

[@kimsmith2239]

And woman!🤷🏻‍♀️😂👍🏼

[@jtrover]

This really helped me. I had just replaced my headlights and didn't even know that they had to be in a particular position. Needless to say, I had them sideways. I immediately corrected them after watching this video. Thank you!

[@birtbernard]

sideways Wow! I should would have liked to have seen that. :)

[@Markjw25]

I rebuilt the headlights on my 2003 M5 with new adjusters and stock bulbs. I went by your guide to readjust them and it came out great. Great vision without blinding oncoming drivers. Thanks.

[@HeadlightRevolution]

Glad it helped!

[@Nuker54]

Excellent video guys! I’ve been blinded by many non-stock bulbs and this type of video is just what people need to know regarding purchase and alignment. As a result of this video I need to check MY LED headlights alignment! Thanks

[@HeadlightRevolution]

Thank you for watching! Proper aim is so important and so often overlooked.

[@stumay1422]

@@HeadlightRevolution LOL

[@deddagen]

@@HeadlightRevolution which would be best leds for ford ecosport 2014 titanium India. They have stock h4 60/55

[@markwestcott3414]

Be sure to think about Flat and Level. Most garages have a several inch drop over 20', and many change pitch in the driveway. So, not only is your vehicle angled, but it's lower when it's backed up than when parked 3' from the wall. I haven't found anything nearby that I would consider level over the 40-ish feet needed to back up and do this correctly. Most parking lots are sloped for runoff.

[@glasshalfempty1984]

It probably doesn't matter if it's a slope though. What would matter is if there's a bump and it's not flat. So it has to be flat but it doesn't have to be level. Because if it's flat and a slope you're beams are going to travel straight towards that wall. I'm trying to think it through my head right now and I think that's right.

[@markwestcott3414]

@@glasshalfempty1984 Take that to it's logical conclusion and imagine how high up the wall the hotspots would if the slope was 60* or 90*...

[@mateo85tx]

Something else that might be a good topic would be aftermarket replacement lenses as I’ve had back luck with some getting proper beam patters and adjustments. Just an idea 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@HeadlightRevolution]

That’s not a bad idea at all, Thank you!

[@mvidalloiii]

This is great! I hope everyone changing their headlights LED to know this!!!

[@HeadlightRevolution]

This is something any person with aftermarket lighting needs to watch!💯

[@Ascend777]

@@HeadlightRevolution Some cars come with stock HID and GOD those are brighter than led.

[@roberttempest7543]

That's why I am here lol

[@xXBuckOFiveXx]

I’m really glad I ordered my gtr2 leds from you guys. Not only did your videos help me decide what brand to buy, but now that I installed them the aftermarket headlights I have were set super low. Yet again your videos saved the day. Thanks!

[@HeadlightRevolution]

Great to hear!

[@lancered4234]

This video should be made mandatory for all tradies who own 4X4 and SUV's to watch, the amount of those drop kicks that blind you because of incorrectly aimed headlights because of the excessive weight carried in the vehicle is phenomenal.

[@HeadlightRevolution]

So true, this should just be a video showed while getting your license😂

[@rcl6371]

Finally got it! The most clear instructions of all the videos of how to align my lights. Thanks!

[@nhlcfl7733]

Well explained indeed as others wrote. Important points made of poor technology bulbs and poorly aimed bulbs as they can cause road hazards for others, if not yourself included. This is an essential "safety" type video as I see it for those who upgrade or DIY in general. I'm happy to say I purchased your LED bulbs in 2020 for my 2020 Chevy 2500HD from here in central Alberta, and ... wow, what a bright, non-scattered light beam. Completely satisfied and recommend you to others. Great work; keep it up!! Will be back when I need some for other vehicles ort should I have to replace.

[@HeadlightRevolution]

Thanks for the comment! 🙏

[@Pennicito]

Everyone needs to watch this video. I watch it as a refresher each time I replace any of my bulbs.

[@Scatpack-gw9kb]

Hey, thanks for this detailed of aiming your headlights. I've seen plenty of videos explaining this procedure but none comes close to this. Thanks again 🙂

[@HeadlightRevolution]

You're very welcome!

[@ClarenceThomasJr-y1u]

Own a 2002 GMC Sierra 1500HD SLE Crewcab and replace the original lens with new ones. Took my truck to the dealership to have the lens realigned. I was told to bring it back, if I had a problem seeing when driving at night. I still was having trouble seeing at night, but I didn't take it back. After doing some exhausted research, I decided to buy your lights. Received and installed your 9005/HB3 and 9006/HB4 LEDs that I love. The lighting was still out of alignment. The video you produced on aiming and aligning your headlights was very informative and helpful. After marking off the garage door, I should see how far off my headlights were. I corrected both lens with the adjustment points on the lens. Thanks to video, I can safely drive at night with no fear of seeing things on the roadway too late.

[@dil6969]

Thank you. This was very helpful. Honestly, it feels like at least 20% of new vehicles on the road are poorly aimed straight from the factory. 2017-2019 Toyota Corollas always seem to blind me with their factory LED headlights. Doesn't seem to matter if I'm in a taller SUV or my Miata. Thank god the IIHS added headlight testing to their safety rating a few years ago. Hopefully the offending manufacturers will take the safety of oncoming drivers seriously. Honda seems to do the best job of making new vehicles with well-aimed headlights.

[@HeadlightRevolution]

That is so true, The factory should definitely do a better job!

[@JimHalpertFromTheOffice]

I recently upgraded my low beams on my 2007 Mercury Milan to the new GTR Ultra Lighting 2, and I am AMAZED! I absolutely love how bright they are. Thanks Headlight Revolution for selling them to me!

[@HeadlightRevolution]

I’m so glad you love them! Thank you for the support!

[@Ricovette]

Great job explaining this concept! Thumbs up from me as usual... Stay safe... Rico

[@HeadlightRevolution]

Thank you!

[@Will_Bx_NYC_718]

Great video. I recently replaced my headlight housings, as my old ones were very milky and cloudy, and cleaning really didn’t improve light output. Well once I installed the new one the light output was much greater, but I noticed my beam was aimed too low to the street limiting my light output distance greatly. Once I adjusted them following you method, it made such a world of a difference with road visibility. I barely have to cut on my high beams unless I’m on a really dark country road. Your instructions were very clear and concise.

[@gazooba69]

My new Toyota Corolla headlights were just honestly aimed too low. I felt that I wouldn’t be able to see an incoming deer or person on the highway that was further than 500 feet away. I decided to raise the headlights. Did it a little too much at first but then backed it down and am at a happy medium where I can see and there doesn’t seem to be many people being blinded by me either. Sometimes I think factory lights are just too low

[@robpeters5204]

I’ve been telling people this technique since the mid 80’s when I installed a pair of hella H4 bulbs in the headlight. I loved the cats eye effect from the beam to light up the right side for the street signs. Still have them on my 86 mustang..

[@HeadlightRevolution]

Right on man, aligning those bulbs sure does make a difference! Thank you for commenting!

[@EnuffsEnuff318]

I'm watching this because I don't want to piss people off.

[@GAZZA55]

how ever it is better to be pissed off than pissed on.

[@fortunatedad7695]

Thanks for the video. So hard to find somewhere that's level and that I can back 25 feet away 😛

[@HeadlightRevolution]

Happy to help!

[@ryan4327]

I have the same quandary. Unless you have a ginormous garage, you're stuck because every outdoor place abutting a wall either has a sidewalk on it, or is angled for drainage.

[@kazansky22]

@@ryan4327 I went to my college parking structure during break :)

[@ChristopherLedwich]

Simple and easy to follow, thank you! I watched 8 videos at least before this one and this was the only video that made the whole process easy to understand and follow.

[@HeadlightRevolution]

Glad it helped!

[@KGSOLOMANBumbleBeetuna]

Thank you for an actual video that finally helps me

[@HeadlightRevolution]

Glad that this helped you out, thanks for the support my man!🙏

[@drivinginthedcbaarea]

Thank you so much for this video! I tried to find vehicle specific instructions but that’s next to none for a Buick Regal haha. Just recently replaced the actual headlight housing due to water damage and decided to upgrade to LEDs while I was at it but I noticed when I first took it for a drive that the new headlight was aimed wayyyyyy too high. I’d rather get it done for free than have some mechanic charge $$$ for it and I’m so grateful for this! Now I won’t have the guilt of blinding other drivers 😅

[@kevinmartin4496]

Thank you very much. #Lifted trucks should see this.

[@HeadlightRevolution]

We agree!

[@anthonynattoo1935]

Great detail in this presentation. You Sir are a Pro.👍🏽

[@romeshchristopher5032]

Great info. I use to wonder why some lights are so blinding. Now I know.

[@HeadlightRevolution]

Glad it was helpful!

[@INJURYCOMP]

Thank you. This video should be included in every driver's ed class.

[@HeadlightRevolution]

Glad it was helpful!

[@varunnarayanan245]

I said ooh I'm blinded by the lights😂😂

[@HeadlightRevolution]

Oh yeah!😂

[@michaelrefuerzo9186]

Now it's stuck in my head

[@HeadlightRevolution]

Welp same now!🤦‍♂️😂

[@tundradude4894]

Revved up like a douche another runner in the night

[@Kirkhamedia]

This is an excellent explanation. I'm now more confident in fitting my new hid conversion kit and how to align them correctly. Excellent, thank you.

[@HeadlightRevolution]

Glad it helped!

[@gurpreetchahal9663]

⁰just found this chanel on yt by chance. Its a must watch. They got great knowledge of their field. Good job brother.

[@HeadlightRevolution]

Thanks for the reply

[@kevinvoyer5053]

Very good informational video! I installed LED’s in my 2019 Colorado Crew Cab 4x4, V6, WT, that only comes with reflector type headlights, I knew enough about headlights and aiming them along with light patterns to know I needed something special to do so. In my research I found just the thing I’m surprised you never mentioned. The brand I found out about at the time over 2 years ago was MORIMOTO TWO STROKE 2.0, H11 for low, that I will explain because their the ones you always have on, so you need to be able to aim correctly and control the illumination reflected out and down the road, so you don’t blind oncoming drivers. See they are designed so once you get them mounted without their sockets, you can still twist them so the led elements on the opposing sides are facing side to side! Then once you are all done you must re-aim them correctly. In the time since I have never been flashed, even when I tow my 27’ travel trailer! But the improvement in illumination of the roadway is absolutely amazing!! Especially with both high and low beams on!

[@jayjay-op3wk]

thanks for the tip i need to do this to my semi its bright as fudge

[@noel5ilv3rlake]

So 3-25 is the most vital thing in the lightning (A)world, thank you very much

[@lornesam2]

Very well detailed video. 👌 lots of other videos out there this one is the best for sure!

[@HeadlightRevolution]

Wow, thanks!

[@aplangefeld]

Thanks, this is very helpful. I never would have thought of the typical weight in the vehicle making a difference until you mentioned it.

[@Pipe-Layer]

Thank you so much for this how-to video. 👍🏼

[@HeadlightRevolution]

Not a problem my man, glad we could help!

[@chevy0771]

I’m getting new headlights on my truck this Tuesday coming up so this video was a lot of help. Thanks for making it. Hopefully I don’t have to adjust them but if I do I can watch this again.

[@HeadlightRevolution]

Glad it helped!

[@GaryBe403]

Thanks for the video, helped me aim my lights after I leveled my truck. They had to come down quite a bit. I'm surprised you mentioned some LEDs work well as halogen replacements.. I was always under the impression LEDs, just like HIDs, require a projector rather than a reflector housing to be used correctly. Installing them in reflector type housings that halogens are found in usually create a ton of glare with no distinct cutoff. Interested in your thoughts on this...

[@HeadlightRevolution]

We would be happy to go into more detail for you. Shoot us an email at [e-mail]

[@BlatentlyFakeName]

Yea many of the retrofit LEDs (well, most) just turn the headlights in to basically flood lights. They look brighter but they don't project properly so you actually get LESS range.

[@User-cb4jm]

There are a ton of cars that come with halogen projectors and I feel this is aimed for that. LED's in a reflector would be a bad idea.

[@robertkemp5176]

So if I’m hearing you correctly I should be able to turn my bright lites on and not blind people… corrrect?

[@lyndah3195]

Thank you thank you THANK YOU for the video ! Now, how do we get everyone to watch this?

[@HeadlightRevolution]

That is what I am wondering, because this should be mandatory for everyone, even lifted trucks with factory halogens!😄

[@TheOzthewiz]

@@HeadlightRevolution Adjusting the lights on a truck (lifted or NOT) is a moot point if he is coming toward you and you are in a car!

[@peugeotplanet7553]

This is best introduction ever.. your introduction got me hooked already

[@jonathankarlsson2923]

pro tip if 90% of all oncoming traffic flashes with high beam its proberly too far up xd

[@HeadlightRevolution]

Very true!!!

[@Cammycop]

Chris Lashley: I just came across your video and found it to be very informative. Used it to adjust my lights.

[@HeadlightRevolution]

Glad that this video helped you out, thank you so much for the support! Let us know if you need anything else!

[@TheOzthewiz]

What we are forgetting here is the mismatch between vehicles. No amount of adjustment in a truck is going to prevent blinding me in my Ford Focus, and since every other vehicle on the road is a pickup OR SUV, and presents a danger to ME, why should I have to worry about the after market (cheap) LEDs in MY Focus having a bad beam pattern? Obviously, I will NOT be blinding the truck or SUV driver! So, what's the BIG DEAL?

[@HeadlightRevolution]

After working with many different vehicle types you would be supris3ed how some cars can still blind trucks from light scatter.

[@pachuakovamusic]

Agreed everyone who drives needs to see this video. Especially if someone drives with led lights. I make the argument that blue colored light appears brighter than the normal yellow or orange light from a typical halogen. If there are orange or yellow headlight leds out there, I’d be interested in seeing how that would look.

[@HeadlightRevolution]

There are some yellow LED bulbs on the market, we have a few available!

[@dragnridr05]

I have a nice set of ice blue led headlights that are not as bright as halogen, but they are more designed to highlight the road markings, reflective materials, license plates, ect. I even had someone stand in front of both types of lights, and even he said that the LEDs I have installed are easier on the eyes and even the brights are not blinding in any way. The color temp of the LEDs are 8000k, but so far they have proven to be better in every way over the BLINDING white LEDs.

[@b1983able]

Love this channel 💯

[@HeadlightRevolution]

Thank you!

[@tarriboyd5369]

Thanks a lot, I had to adjust mine after getting my car brand new from the factory. When I did the measurements and marking I backed up 25ft and come to find out the headlight cutoff was 12 inches higher than the marking below the 2inch line. Adjusted them and no more flashes at night. Interesting how I had to adjust them myself.

[@HeadlightRevolution]

Glad to hear that were able to help out! You'd be surprised by the amount of brand new vehicles that come off the lot with improperly aligned headlights. It's way too many!

[@briank10101]

@@HeadlightRevolution I think it's because this step adds too much time for the manufacturer to do properly coming off the assembly line with sufficiently knowledgeable QA personnel and is hard to automate.

[@r72833]

Now I just need to find a 25ft space and wall to aim 🤦

[@HeadlightRevolution]

Try a parking deck, those are useful.

[@brendann5584]

Excellent, foolproof idea to measure to the lamps center line and use painters tape as a reference. Watched so many videos of people just measuring off an imaginary line halfway up their garage but this is a much better way. Thank you!

[@HeadlightRevolution]

Glad it was helpful!

[@xxxkingxxxkingxxx2162]

Audi’s be blinding everyone tho!

[@HeadlightRevolution]

They’ll have you wearing sunglasses at night 😎

[@LostWon]

Thank you! This video should have billions of views!

[@HeadlightRevolution]

🙏

[@OTRBandit]

Does same measurement formula apply to semi trucks? Do I pull up 3 feet from the wall, measure and then pull back 25 feet like you do with cars?

[@HeadlightRevolution]

Yes, it sure does!

[@alienrobotcommando]

Yup! Two inches is the magic number. (If only women felt the same 😅) I just adjusted my lights and it clearly makes a difference for me, and from what I can see, for others. My lights do not look like they're in other drivers line of sight. Thanks again for the info!

[@lionelanderson4246]

Stop using the standard 2" & 4" drop, these elevations change according to light height. States have min and max projection distances for the low beam. generally 135' minimum and 200' maximum. If you use the 2" drop @ 25' on headlights that are 42" you'll projected the beam @ 520' and not the state maximum. STOP BLINDING OTHER DRIVERS . 42" height @ 25' should be 5.25". Use the formula (42/200)x25=5.25" below center line. ( bulb centerline / light projection feet ) x the distance you are projecting it to ( test wall, test board or other ) it could be anywhere from 10 feet to 50 feet. Fog lights have a maximum of 135' projection, so get those adjusted correctly too.

[@alienrobotcommando]

@lionelanderson4246 duely noted 😅

[@GrabinGears]

I love the way my 4tl-r bounce off of street signs...... that color flicker 🤤🤤

[@HeadlightRevolution]

Oh yeah!🔥

[@haneefapooppatta7994]

while aiming should it be in high beam or low beem

[@07wrxtr1]

It’s also okay to spend a day and do a proper refinish of the external housings: 600 800 1000 1500 3m polish with buffer alcohol wipe meguairs headlight spray. Do that first before you run out for new bulbs. The headlight restoration pro has the best how to

[@YenniBunny]

This video should be required viewing to graduate from High School in Hawaii.

[@musicalmcbride]

Thank you very much! After watching your headlight shootout and buying some GTR Ultra 2.0s, I knew you would have the best instructions for aiming them. Mine are a bit high, but I never noticed because my old bulbs were so dim. Keep up the good work!

[@edogletree5175]

And every truck owner needs to see this!

[@dw8840]

I purchased some LED headlamps from NAPA for my classic car. Unlike the generic LED's shown, I'm thinking mine are probably more suited to not blind oncoming drivers at night. I will use this tutorial to aim mine. Thanks.

[@HeadlightRevolution]

Happy to help.

[@GosWardHen98]

Extremely useful tips, the little ones you can easily forget. Thanks!

[@HeadlightRevolution]

You're welcome!

[@ll1844]

I put in some led bulbs on a 2014 crv and both seem to be pointing to the right. These led light bulbs are designed to fit 1:1 replacement for halogen bulbs. They fit in nicely with the two smaller tabs on bottom and wider one on top. Not sure what can even be adjusted after that. Maybe some screw somewhere I need to mess with. Or maybe just try to dangle the bulbs a bit to the left before tightening.

[@michellewatson7484]

The more you know! Wow! Thank you for this very informative video. I’ll be looking in to utilizing what you shared with our two vehicles with newer lighting tech.

[@rjaybruhh]

*_Watching this for my automotive class. nice!_*

[@HeadlightRevolution]

Right on!

[@909real5]

Last but not least, i recommend looking at the car with the new LED from a different car, and see whether it's blinding or not. Preferably, use a sedan since they are lower than SUVs. We recently installed some LEDs, followed the adjustments steps, measurements, and so forth... But they were hella blinding when i drove across them in another car. Had to lower them an additional 2-3 inches

[@HeadlightRevolution]

This is a great suggestion!

[@skoff1214]

Thank you for this vid tutorial. I just learned it now on how to adjust the headlight on my unit with LED upgrade.

[@HeadlightRevolution]

You are very welcome!

[@mikyleallgeier5752]

Thank you! this video is really informative and I wish all drivers learned this in their License test.

[@HeadlightRevolution]

Glad it was helpful!

[@rociobaez7321]

I have a 2023 rav4 and I think my lights are off the hot spot is high and there's no visibility on the lower like seeing obstacles on the road can the be fixed?

[@HeadlightRevolution]

Absolutely! Have you tried adjusting the OEM Headlights yet to see how high they're currently sitting? If you're not comfortable adjusting lights, an OEM Toyota dealership or local shop can help!

[@AlkerCZ]

thx... as owner of ford focus mk1 facelift , i finaly set my HL correctly ( czech republic/europe)

[@HeadlightRevolution]

Nice!

[@mohankrishnasamy1456]

Thank you for the information. Merry Christmas and a Happy New year 🙌

[@HeadlightRevolution]

Same to you!

[@dil6969]

LED bulbs get a bad reputation because most people don't do the research to figure out what bulbs are good and how to aim them. Most bulbs on the market are trash, and this channel is a great place to find out what works. Personally, as an affordable option, I really like my $40 Hikari bulbs in my Mazda 3. The chips mimic the placement and size of the original halogen filament, and they're much brighter. Beam pattern is just like the OEM halogen. I verified they were aimed correctly and after a month's worth of night time driving, not one driver has flashed me.

[@HeadlightRevolution]

Glad that you found this video helpful, it is crazy how many people do not align their headlights when they get them installed! Let us know if you have any other questions or concerns, we are here to help!

[@ing.johnatiamoah1992]

Great video I guess you can also do this by marking where you original headlight bulbs illuminate on the wall and using that as a reference to adjust the led lights when installed .

[@HeadlightRevolution]

Just changing a bulb out isn't going to change where the lights are aimed unless you unbolt the headlight.

[@gunzafire]

This definitely helped i was lighting up miles of highway signs for everyone in front and behind me people driving on the other side of the road is always flashing their headlights to turn my brights off and i don't even have them on.... so a big Thanks...lol

[@ruthukumar5181]

Felt greatful to watch this video and gain the knowledge. Love from India❤

[@HeadlightRevolution]

Thank you!

[@petetherealrelentless6542]

I bought hikaris h1 bulbs but the beam pattern is all off.. I can’t correct it with the adjusters on the actual headlight assembly and I can’t change the position of the h1 bulbs unlike the hb3’s I have for my brights as the h1 can only sit one way and cannot be rotated.. am I missing something?

[@petetherealrelentless6542]

Figured it out.. gotta buy some cheap h1 led adapters that allow the bulb to rotate to desired position.

[@HeadlightRevolution]

Nice!

[@1982james111]

Where should your internal adjustment switch be set at when doing this? I'd assume at its highest, I don't know 🤷🏼‍♂️ Does anyone know please.

[@Boltron]

just got supernova v.4 x and I'm going to use this when I put them in , thanks

[@HeadlightRevolution]

Thanks for the feedback.

[@thomasmann9175]

Super helpful thank you! My headlamps have left right adjusters too. Do you know any guidelines for where I should be aiming with each relative to the vertical centre line tape, again at a set distance? Thanks!

[@vmexplorer]

Thanks for a great video. Not sure if I heard it but when you back up your vehicle ~25' shouldn't it be on a level surface?

[@HeadlightRevolution]

That is correct!

[@garysheidler5070]

40 years ago I bought some Cibie' halogen H4 headlights. The instructions said to have a 3" drop in 25'

[@HeadlightRevolution]

That wasn't the point but go off, Doug 😉

[@Enpassantful]

What about 4x4 drivers, their headlights are practically in line with a car drivers eyes. I think the main problem is, most people, that includes mechanics who work in garages, they don’t know how to adjust headlights correctly. That’s why there’s so many cars on the road with badly adjusted headlights.

[@randomrazr]

is it possible to buy LED bulbs that are "tto bright"? even if they are aligne properly?

[@HeadlightRevolution]

In our opinion, no. As long as it produces a good beam pattern that won't blind oncoming traffic, the brighter the better.

[@ryanwatson9507]

All the lifted ford's and super duties need to see this and not to mention the newer escalades with the straight up and down lights .

[@HeadlightRevolution]

Those Escalades are terribly bright!

[@Dodger2879]

Great video if you have a decent air conditioned large garage with a flat wall, room to back up 25ft and have the vehicle remain at the same level, enough ambient light to pull the entire headlight housing out and adjust it, pick up the several plastic bits held in place by a prayer, gravity or luck, refit them, then the entire housing with clips designed by a florist, test it again, then rinse and repeat several times till you get it correct. Obviously, you have never encounted a SN95 Mustang, on a 104°F day in Texas! They were designed by an 8 year old. Nice video, though. ....maybe one day!

[@HeadlightRevolution]

We're not familiar with that brand, so we would not recommend.

[@LJayyBeh]

"Or, you can see the back of somebody's head.."😂

[@HeadlightRevolution]

That is a tell-tale sign that your headlights just might be aimed too tall! LOL

[@thebigbosss1000]

I own a 2012 VW cc 2.0t sport my right passenger low beam bulb went out I’m trying to upgrade to a hid/led what do you guys recommend me buying ??

[@HeadlightRevolution]

Hey there! We can definitely help you out with this, please send us an email so that we can help you find just what you need! [e-mail]

[@thebigbosss1000]

@@HeadlightRevolution thank you

[@stevesylvester2473]

What about the horizontal position adjustment

[@HeadlightRevolution]

This comes down to preference but generally the hotspots should be the same distance apart as the headlights.

[@tuanzkie]

Thanks for the instruction. Do you treat high beams the same height as low beams?

[@HeadlightRevolution]

Yes! Your High beams will take a similar aim as your Low beams do.

[@michaela8367]

Truck owners should definitely see this

[@HeadlightRevolution]

Yes, they really should. We're tired of being blinded lol

[@tomjones2348]

Well done! Yes, there are a lot of people driving around with poor LED lighting, mal adjusted.

[@HeadlightRevolution]

Absolutely!

[@robotduck77]

There are many people driving around with their high beam on, in NYC, where all the streets are very brightly lit.

[@md8744]

Why my 2009 Lexus es350 doesn't fit any LED headlights on the market!!! Actually its wire connector sockets don't fit model H7. I keep buying then returned it. Could you help me please. Thanks Sir. Oh do I have to order connectors female to fit the one on market? My Lexus s ones are bigger switch.

[@alien_planets_exist1359]

Every person needs to watch this video

[@HeadlightRevolution]

It's good info for anybody really!

[@thomaslapointe4671]

Great Content & How to ~ Video Thank You ~ Set of Morimoto Sealed4 (awesome compare video also) to replace 37 y old OEM lighting on 60's seriesLand Cruiser

[@MrCuminurface]

Great video, but you continue with Dodge and Ram pickup trucks. I have a Ford Edge which has projector head mounts. I just want installed Led lights low/high beam however, my drivers side has a black shadow towards the middle of the SUV and the passenger side projects evenly. How can I adjust my drivers side light to where it is evenly aligned with the passenger side. Thank you

[@HeadlightRevolution]

What kind of LED bulbs did you install? And did you install them correctly? Low quality LEDs can create really poor beam patterns. Check out this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hJPJcqyni8yJmq8