Headlight Adjustment on lifted HD

[Basketcase]

6 hours ago, SkidooSteve12 said:

Over the weekend I had my snowmobile in the back of my truck and got headlights flashed at me on a two lane road, with all stock halogen headlights and LED fog lights. The truck had about 500 pounds in the bed, so not very much, and the headlights are already getting to high. That did happen with my trailer hooked up with about 800 pounds of tongue weight. I really think the LED fog lights are the issue, but should drive my wife's Traverse while she drives the truck just to check. There has to be, or should be, a way to adjust both sets of lights.

When I have my sled (never mind two) up on my deck I get people flashing as well. 

[mkeddie]

Up here in Alberta, Canada I was pulled over because I had my fog lights on when a vehicle was approaching (i.e. a cop car).  Supposedly not allowed to do that, they have to be turned off the same as high beams.  Maybe that is why you were being flashed.

That's weird cause my 15 would turn fogs off when high beams are active and back on when low beams where active ....made mine turn on with parking light so I don't have to flip the switch all the time

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[FirstAscent]

That's weird cause my 15 would turn fogs off when high beams are active and back on when low beams where active ....made mine turn on with parking light so I don't have to flip the switch all the time

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One of my favorite features of my old 2010 Tundra was the electric adjustable headlights, had about 10 levels of adjustment, just turn a dial and it goes up or down right from the drivers seat. So convenient! Especially if you go back and forth towing.

All trucks should have that feature, I loved it.