How to Adjust the Headlights of the Tayron?

[SanSteven]

Tayron headlight adjustment method: The Tayron headlight assembly has adjustment bolts that allow direct adjustment of the overall height of the headlights as well as the high and low beams. The Tayron is a vehicle under FAW-Volkswagen, with a body length, width, and height of 4589mm, 1860mm, and 1660mm respectively, and a wheelbase of 2731mm. In terms of exterior design, the Tayron features a front face with Volkswagen's family-style design, including a honeycomb-patterned grille that adds a touch of modern flair. The headlights are sharp and adopt a polygonal shape with crisp internal lines. The headlight assembly uses a split structure for high and low beams. When the low beams are activated, both LED light source modules illuminate, while the high beams activate the outer lens-equipped module.

[SanBethany]

I find adjusting the headlight height of the Tayron quite convenient. My car was bought last year, and there's a knob on the left side of the steering wheel. A gentle twist can change the headlight height, which is a very thoughtful design. If the car doesn’t have electronic controls, there are adjustment screws behind the headlights under the hood. Turning a screwdriver clockwise can raise the beam, while turning it counterclockwise can lower it. Before adjusting, park on level ground with the front of the car facing a wall, turn on the headlights from 5 meters away, and observe the beam position—the center point should be at half the height of the car. If it’s too high, it can dazzle other drivers; if it’s too low, it won’t illuminate the road properly. Last week, I went on a road trip with a fully loaded car, and the heavy rear seats caused the headlights to tilt upward. I quickly adjusted them to ensure safety. Remember to check the headlight alignment whenever the load changes. Before attempting any adjustments yourself, refer to the manual or seek advice from experienced drivers by recording a video to avoid mistakes that could damage the electrical system.

[StColeman]

There are two common methods to adjust the headlight angle or height: directly operate the electronic adjustment knob inside the car if available, or use tools to adjust the screws in the engine compartment. I found that the adjustment points under the hood of the Tayron are located behind the headlight assembly, usually with cross-slot screws that control the horizontal position when turned. It is recommended to simply prepare a screwdriver or wrench, park on level ground, turn on the low beams facing a wall to observe the light spot offset. The standard beam should not exceed the specified marker line. After adjustment, test the effect during night driving to confirm, otherwise there may be a risk of glare. Stable voltage is important for the system, don’t forget to check if the bulb wiring is aged to prevent short circuits and component burnout, which could affect lifespan. Safety first, test the effect on urban roads after adjustment and make fine-tuning if necessary.

[BriellaLee]

As a new car owner, I was a bit confused at first when adjusting the headlights, but later figured out the trick. The in-car controls are simple—just turn the knob near the steering wheel to change the beam height. The manual method isn’t hard either: pop the hood, find the screws behind the headlights, and adjust them. Before adjusting, park the car on level ground and shine the lights on a wall. If the beam is too far, it’s unsafe; if too close, visibility is poor—set it to the right position for optimal nighttime vision. Why adjust? For example, when the car is loaded and the body sinks, the lights may tilt upward and blind others. Proper adjustment ensures safer driving. Avoid tampering with electrical parts—if unsure, visit a professional shop for quick and reliable help. Remember, small adjustments make a big difference.