Yep - new tires, lift kits, and even all-terrain driving can cause misalignment of your headlights, causing unsafe (or at least annoying) conditions for other drivers. Luckily this fix only takes a couple of minutes.
All you need to adjust the headlights on a 2014 Ram 1500 is a socket wrench and some tape.
To do this adjustment, you will need at least 30 feet of flat surface under your truck, and a flat, vertical surface like a garage door or wall.
Start with your truck parked about a foot away from the wall with your headlights on.
Mark the wall with tape in a cross shape where the light is the brightest on the wall.
Back your truck up about 25 feet.
Check to see how your headlights align with the tape from this distance.
Walk to the front of the truck, and locate the adjustment screws—there will be two on each headlight and can be accessed without opening the hood or removing the grille.
Turn the bolt that is on the outside of the light (closest to the tire) in a clockwise motion to lower your headlight, and turn the bolt that is on the inside (closest to your grille) in a clockwise or counterclockwise motion to adjust your headlight left to right.
Continue until you are at (or just below) the tape marks on the wall.
Once they match up, you are all set!
When you adjust your low beams, your high beams automatically move into the correct position, as well.
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