How to adjust the headlight height of Audi A4?

[DeXavier]

Audi A4 headlight height adjustment method: The 1.8T model of this vehicle has a headlight height adjustment knob, which can be adjusted via the button; The 2.0T and higher models do not have a height adjustment knob and can be adjusted mechanically. First, open the engine hood, there is a screw at the rear of the headlight that can adjust the headlight height, turning the screw clockwise raises the height, while turning it counterclockwise lowers it. The Audi A4 is a B-class vehicle launched by FAW-Volkswagen, available in three displacements: 1.8T, 2.4T, and 3.0T. Among them, the 1.8T is divided into four versions: manual basic, automatic basic, comfort, and technology leading; the 2.4T displacement is divided into three versions: comfort, comfort sport, and comfort premium; while the 3.0T displacement has only one version, equipped with the quattro all-wheel-drive system.

[AmeliaDella]

When driving an Audi A4, I felt the headlights were too low to see the road clearly, especially during high-speed night driving, which was quite dangerous. Locate the small knob on the left side of the steering wheel with a bulb symbol, and gently rotate it to raise the headlight height. The first time I did this, it took a few tries—I adjusted it against the garage wall to ensure the light beam landed at the right spot, avoiding excessive height that could blind other drivers. If the lights still don’t move, it might be due to loose screws or a motor issue, requiring manual adjustment under the hood, though the knob usually does the trick. Always test the adjustment afterward—safety first, don’t wait for an accident to regret it. I recommend checking the headlight height during every maintenance to prevent mishaps.

[Josephine]

As a car enthusiast who often drives an Audi A4, I find adjusting the headlights super easy: Locate the control wheel near the instrument panel on the driver's side, then rotate it to raise the light beam slightly. Test it a few times at night in an open area to check if the illumination range is appropriate. Too high is no good, too low is dangerous – fine-tune based on vehicle load, like when the trunk is fully loaded causing the lights to dip. Some older models may require accessing the vehicle settings menu or mechanical adjustment, but newer versions usually just need a quick twist. Maintaining proper lighting helps others see you clearly and reduces accident risks.

[MaverickLynn]

As a seasoned driver with years of experience, I'd like to remind Audi A4 owners: simply turn that adjustment knob inside the car to raise the headlights a bit. Don't overcomplicate it - too high creates glare that can blind others, while too low compromises visibility, especially during rainy or foggy conditions. Regularly check your headlight height to avoid issues on long trips. If you can't adjust it properly, don't force it - get professional help immediately. Safety always comes first.