
Methods to identify whether car headlights are original are as follows: 1. If the car uses non-original headlights, the quality of the headlights will be inconsistent, with many burrs present, and the engraved characters or logos on the headlights will appear blurred. 2. Car headlights are generally divided into two types: original and aftermarket. The fonts on original and aftermarket headlights differ. Aftermarket fonts are relatively blurry, while original ones are deeply and uniformly engraved. The materials used in aftermarket headlights are not as good as those in original ones, which are thicker. 3. Every original headlight has a row of codes, usually located at the lower left and right corners of the headlight. The absence of this code indicates that the headlight is not original. Some aftermarket headlights are of poor quality, with rough craftsmanship, many burrs at the edges, and very blurred logos. The installation interface may not fit well. 4. Generally, counterfeit aftermarket headlights have poor reflectors, resulting in very poor lighting effects with scattered light. If the aftermarket headlights do not fit well, water may enter during rain, which can damage the headlights over time.


