Every Jeep has blinding headlights stock
Cons: blinding headlights
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Jeep
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Mine were terrible in my 2023 Jeep Rubicon JT.
Cons: terrible performance
Vehicle:
Jeep
I love mine. Do I get "flashed", sure. But IMO, its when another car has prob not passed another car in a while therefore making it seem like brights are on... dark dark dark dark BRIGHT!
Pros: bright
Cons: getting flashed
I do LOVE the light they put out and it’s crazy as they make my other car which has bi-xenon headlights look like halogen bulbs but I ran into two issues that made me question if Jeep did these wrong.
I have a 2023 Willys and I was driving over the Application Mountains on the PA turnpike and I would have people on the oncoming side of the highway flashing me for my headlights which was just crazy to me. The second issue I got caught in a freak blizzard and my headlights became a nice collector of ice and snow and I kept loosing the light from my headlights. I would have to stop on the side of the road to clear out the snow/ice about every 20-30 mins.
Pros: bright light output
Cons: snow/ice collection, blinding drivers
Vehicle:
Jeep
the new jeep gladiators are the worst, its high enough to light up the whole inside of your car from behind and blinding.
Cons: high enough to blind
Vehicle:
Jeep
My stock headlights are terrible, so I may be doing something with those.
Cons: terrible stock headlights
Vehicle:
Jeep Wrangler
Fwiw, Jeep Wrangler headlights are straight up garbage from the factory. But due to the simple design and aftermarket popularity you can get a really nice set of LED headlights for under $1k. DOT approved with a proper cutoff so you don’t blind everyone on the road.
Pros: nice set of LED headlights
Cons: garbage from the factory
Vehicle:
Jeep Wrangler
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Currently there are 7 reviews and 22 votes. Average rating — 2 out of 5. Vote balance: 8 up, 14 down.
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- Brightness - road ahead is clearly lit or too dim, directly affecting night visibility - rated ambivalently. 3 points out of 5.
- Aim - beams are too low or glare other drivers, impacting safety - rated negatively. 2 points out of 5.
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