My 2020 Acura has LED headlights but they are pre-focused down on the road and not in oncomming car's drivers..............Frankie
How do you feel about it???
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My 2020 Acura has LED headlights but they are pre-focused down on the road and not in oncomming car's drivers..............Frankie
They're still way too bright Frankie. Try getting your wife to drive your car and you drive her car and see for yourself. They need banning.
Tony.
Tony.
Even a 20 year old halogen headlight will blind other drivers if it's not properly adjusted, same with xenon and LED.
Bright lights are essential to road safety but people should learn to make use of the headlight adjustement control and/or get their headlights adjusted properly.
Bright lights are essential to road safety but people should learn to make use of the headlight adjustement control and/or get their headlights adjusted properly.
Many are far to bright. We all want the best headlights for ourselves but many aftermarket bulbs aren't suitable for all cars. Also when in a low car like a zed having someone right behind you with bright lights isn't much fun either.
It’s horrible when you get a car driving behind you with very bright lights As all you can see in your view mirror is a bright light , it seams to light the whole inside your Z up, it strains my eyes so I have to squint lol 
If a car travelling toward me dazzles, it gets the full high beam treatment; one hopes that eventually they will get the message. 
Meeting them from the other direction is the worst of it.
Tony.
Tony.
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Yes, very blinding coming towards me and as bad in the mirrors waiting at traffic lights etc especially when it's some tw*t in a SUV stopped right up my arse. 
To be on the safe side, in that situation you should really get back in your car, Mikey.
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+ my experience is that most drivers of cars with automatic transmissions keep their foot on that brake rather than engage N and handbrake at traffic lights. More dazzlement.
+ my experience is that most drivers of cars with automatic transmissions keep their foot on that brake rather than engage N and handbrake at traffic lights. More dazzlement.
Many newer cars have 'auto hold' handbrakes. These leave the brake lights on when engaged. So it is the manufacturers' fault a lot of the time, not the drivers.
And on the subject of dazzling LEDs; both my road cars have matrix LEDs, so I don't care!
I thought that was a Mexican foodstuff.
funnily i was having this exact conversation with my wife last night while driving through lincolnshires finest back roads... we were in the van, and still dazzled by nearly every car .
Old London taxis had lovely dim yellow headlights quite nice to look directly at.
What year is your Tacoma? I just bought a used one, a 2013 with 29,000 miles on it. The headlights on it aren't very bright. At first I thought my headlights weren't on. Did you replace your headlights with LED'S? I was able to find a 4x4 with a regular cab and a 6 foot bed, automatic trans. let's see if I can add a picture...I have a Tacoma , sits just a little high , with LEDs , theyre bright but dont cause a problem because they are aimed right . Ive not been flashed yet.
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Mine is a 2023 , had a 2012 with 230K on it so I traded it in . My Tacoma came with LEDs , look on TacomaWorld , there are tons of options to do with lighting. Dont look around to much on there , it can get expensive. I like your single cab
