It's good you got your lights to a suitable height, whereby you can see well down the road without dazzling oncoming drivers or people driving their car directly in front of you. If no one is flashing at you and you can see the road well into the distance, then to be honest I wouldn't bother having it done at an MOT station until MOT time is due. Your lights can't be far off perfect if as you say your lights are better for you and not causing any one to flash at you. Now you have your vertical alignment/height sorted out, you may want to check that your horizontal alignment is correct too. Once again with your car parked in front of a garage door or wall (on a level surface) with your lights on, mark on the wall (with a couple of pieces of tape) where the most intense part/hot spot of your headlight beam is on each side. Then slowly reverse your car. The hot spots should not move either further apart or closer together as yr car reverses. They should stay the same distance apart and if they do not, then you may need to adjust the horizontal alignment screws. :icon_thumright: Paula xx
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