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Are the headlights replaced at a 4S store genuine?

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KalebDella
07/24/25 10:47pm

Headlights replaced at a 4S store are genuine. If unsure, you can compare them with the original headlights. Aftermarket headlights generally have poorer illumination effects, longer response times, and may even exhibit uneven brightness between the left and right sides. The quality of aftermarket headlights varies, and there are often many flaws in the edge connections of the headlights. Below are some headlight maintenance methods: 1. Regularly clean the lamp covers. While driving on the road, water splashes can cause mud spots to accumulate on the headlight covers. Generally, headlight covers are made of special materials with good sealing. However, scattered mud spots on the covers not only affect the car's appearance but also impair the headlights' illumination. 2. Routinely check if the headlights are functioning properly. When inspecting the headlights, ensure that all types of lights (such as turn signals, tail lights, fog lights, etc.) are working correctly. Additionally, check if the direction of the headlight beams has shifted and if the brightness is sufficient. Regular checks on the headlights' condition can help you stay informed and prevent unexpected issues.

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Aubrey
09/26/25 6:34am

As someone who frequently helps friends check vehicle conditions, I believe that replacing headlights at 4S shops generally guarantees genuine parts since they collaborate directly with automakers and must use authentic components to maintain brand reputation. I remember once accompanying a neighbor to his 4S shop for a headlight replacement—the technician immediately showed us the brand logo and part number on the packaging, confirming it matched the original car parts. This was quite reassuring, as genuine parts offer better durability, more precise light distribution, and reduce the risk of inadequate nighttime illumination. Although 4S shops charge more, the replacement comes with official warranty coverage, allowing direct feedback and resolution if any issues arise. Occasionally, there are rumors that some busy shops might mix in aftermarket parts, but this is extremely rare. I recommend verifying invoice details post-replacement to ensure you get what you pay for. Overall, choosing a 4S shop is about reliability and peace of mind.

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PiperLee
09/26/25 6:36am

As a car owner with years of driving experience, I have a pretty good impression of 4S shops. Last time when my car's light was broken, they replaced it with a new one and assured me it was absolutely genuine. The whole process went smoothly—the technician first checked my car model, then fetched a matching headlight from the warehouse for installation. I specifically asked the mechanic about the reason, and he said the shop's inventory is directly supplied by the manufacturer with no counterfeits, otherwise they would lose their authorized status. It's been over half a year since the replacement, and the brightness has been even with no issues at all. This is much better than going to roadside repair shops, where they sometimes use cheap aftermarket parts that are prone to flickering or uneven light beams. I think spending a bit more for safety is worth it, especially during nighttime highway driving, as genuine lights truly provide stable and reliable illumination. However, it's always good to check user reviews regularly and choose a well-reputed 4S shop for added peace of mind.

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AxelRose
11/09/25 8:38am

I've seen many friends struggling with this issue. Honestly, most headlights replaced at 4S stores are original, as they face brand pressure to ensure quality. I once tried to save on replacement costs, but 4S stores quoted two to three times higher prices. However, at least the parts are reliable and last longer than non-original ones. They source directly from manufacturers, with inventory matching the original vehicle design, avoiding compatibility issues. Of course, if you're on a tight budget, repair shops might save you some money, but it's hard to verify the authenticity of parts. If you end up with inferior lights, they might fail in days and affect brightness. Personally, I suggest clearly asking about the source of parts when replacing lights or comparing online quotes. Ultimately, choosing a 4S store offers peace of mind and convenience.

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