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Hello everyone, I have a question since I'm new to Lexus, I did search but found nothing.
Are these yellow flares a normal thing on these LED headlights?
It is reflection off your floor tiles. Try on other surface
It does that in any surface, I had an accident a week after I got the car and I didn't notice this before, it seems like yellow flares shooting up everywhere.
Not too sure if this helps since I took it from inside of the garage, but here you go. I'll try to get another picture when I'm further away from the outside of the garage when I go out.
Not too sure if this helps since I took it from inside of the garage, but here you go. I'll try to get another picture when I'm further away from the outside of the garage when I go out.
This helps, thanks! I can see the flares although I don't see any yellow.
I guess this is normal, I bought this car last month, I must be used to my former BMW's projector cut off.
Thanks for taking the time to do this!
My car's a 17 but should be fairly similar. Keep in mind that its not very easy to focus several sources of light with a single bowl. You'll get some scatter. Your bmw likely had xenons which was a single source for 1 bowl. With what i've seen so far on LEDs, I still prefer a proper set of xenon projectors than a LED setup. Brighter, wider, and much cleaner cutoff
Here is another picture with a more distant look... Mines looks similar to the post above ^
I hope these give you a better insight. Looks like the flare is not as bad as your picture, but you can decide since different angles can make the lighting scatter look different.
Here is another picture with a more distant look... Mines looks similar to the post above ^
I hope these give you a better insight. Looks like the flare is not as bad as your picture, but you can decide since different angles can make the lighting scatter look different.
08-14-18, 07:43 PM
