Corpus Christi Auto Repair

Main beam headlights (also referred to as high beam headlights), used in the right circumstances, can make your commute feel safer and comfortable. However, main beam headlights can pose significant safety concerns when misused. Regardless of whether you are a new driver or not, you should know the proper etiquette of how and when you should use your high beams.    Main beam headlights give you the option to obtain brighter lights when you have difficulty seeing through your windscreen at night. They are also called high beam headlights, flashers, full beam, high beam, and blinders. Most high beams are commanded by the stick control on the left side of y​​our steering wheel. Your main beam headlights illuminate a larger surface area in front of your vehicle, allowing you to see more of the road ahead of you.   When Should I Use (and Not Use) My High Beams? If you live in a city with street lights and a decent amount of traffic, your low beam lights should be suffici ... read more