2022 Toyota Highlander Lights Problems

When starting up the vehicle, the headlight system malfunctioned light came on and a pre-collision system light came on. After shutting it off and restarting the vehicle. The lights were off.

Other drivers frequently flash their bright lights at you, saying your high beams appear to be on even when they aren't. This suggests your low-beam headlights may be aimed too high, causing them to blind oncoming drivers. This has been a problem since you bought the vehicle new, and your dealer has refused to adjust the headlights under warranty. The fix will likely involve having a technician properly aim and adjust your headlight angles to the correct height.

Your headlights may be aimed too high from the factory, which could reduce visibility for oncoming drivers and reduce your ability to see the road properly. This is reported to affect all Highlanders with LED projector headlights. You'll likely need to have the headlight aim adjusted by a technician using proper alignment equipment.

Your low beam headlights appear unusually bright to oncoming drivers at night, who report they look like high beams. This may cause discomfort or temporarily blind other drivers on the road. The issue likely involves either the headlight aim, bulb intensity, or the low beam reflector design.

This is a widespread issue of these models leaving the factory with their headlights aimed too high which is leading other drivers to flash their brights thinking the bright lights in the Highlander are on. This needs to be sent to Toyota as a safety recall!!!! It is unsafe for oncoming traffic!!!!