Your Cadillac headlights are designed to integrate with the entire sleek, powerful look that Cadillac is known for. But even more important than looks, consider how well-fitted and properly chosen Cadillac headlights can reduce glare on the road. Often, poor replacement headlight jobs will result in cars that emit too much glare. Sometimes poorly aimed headlights, or headlights that have been mounted too high can create glare. Some sites sell illegal out-of-spec (high wattage) bulbs for headlights - so be careful of your choice and consult your Cadillac manual on that question. In addition, car owners who improperly use the 'high beam' function, or install non-compliant Xenon/HID retrofits can create glare on the road. So consult your manual and drivers guides about using the 'high-beam' function. And rely on businesses that do not sell cheaper, non-standard headlights, but look for the tried-and-true manufacturers of Cadillac headlights that our site sells. In addition, check the aim of your Cadillac headlights if you suspect they are too bright or aimed incorrectly. Compare the amount of light that is emitted above cutoff to other cars of with similar headlight design: Place the cars 25 feet away from a white wall in a dark environment and shine the lights on the wall, then check the 'cutoff' level of each car's light. Checking the beams on your Cadillac headlights is a courteous act, and will mean safer conditions on the road.