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Where We Restore Your Vision
- HoursCLOSED NOW
- Regular Hours:
Mon - Sat - Phone:
Main - 386-209-2590
- Address:
- 1648 Taylor Rd Port Orange, FL 32128
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- Categories
- Automobile Customizing, Automobile Accessories, Automobile Detailing
- Services / Products
- Headlight Restoration
- Payment Options
- Location
- Port Orange, Daytona Beach, New Smyrna Beach, Flagler Beach, Ormond Beach, Holly Hill, Deltona, Deland, Palm Coast, Edgewater, Winter Park, Orange City, Sanford, Orlando
- Amenities
- We Are A Mobile Company
General Info
As cars age one of the most dangerous thing about your car is something you never thought about or imagined. No, it’s not your tires, engine or brakes. Believe it or not, it’s your car’s headlights. Why and how are the obvious questions..The answer is that, yellow, cloudy, oxidized and discolored headlights endanger yours, and your families safety on a daily basis. The AAA foundation of auto safety states this can be found on 7 out 10 cars over 2-3 years old on the road today. Driving with your headlights in these conditions in severe weather such as rain, fog, sleet can appear without warning significantly reducing your visibility as much as 70% and prevent you from properly seeing at night. They will also prevent and make it extremely difficult for other cars and drivers from seeing you at night, thus resulting in accidents, injuries and deaths. According to the national Institute for Highway safety along with the proceedings 10 years of traffic accident status yellow and oxidized headlights is the most vital issue linked to accidents at night. Most people never check their headlights for yellow, cloudy, oxidized and discoloring. This problem can be avoided and eliminated by a simple look at your headlights to determine if you have a problem. Look at a new car’s headlights and then yours and you will immediately notice if your headlights are oxidizing or discolored. Because this problem is becoming more widely known police officers are beginning to enforce those minimum visibility requirements and issuing tickets and warnings for unsafe headlights. The discoloring of headlights is on the outside not the inside of the headlight lens covers.