Originally Posted By: Nishnabotna
If you're having a problem with your headlights, make sure they are aimed correctly. If you're in the country, feel free to use your brights often, as long as traffic isn't a problem.
Of course, some cars just have crappy headlights. I previously drove a chevy cavalier and had dark thoughts about how much illumination I got even with fancy aftermarket bulbs. Switched to a full size pickup and am very happy now even with OEM bulbs. Haven't figured out if it was the design, shape, size or height difference that is making the grade.


My truck is actually slightly lifted and so the OEM lights are not powerful enough to shine far enough where I see the ground. With my OEM fog lights on I can see great, the brights don't help to much, not sure why. On our other vehicle (jeep) we replaced the entire assembly and it is SO MUCH nicer smile I also adjusted the aim when I installed them, and it's night and day difference it's amazing.

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