- Please keep the original box / plastic film and other parts come inside the box after receiving the package in case you will return them
- Please contact the seller before you file return request for solution or prepaid shipping label so you will get assistance with fixing the issue or returning the item for refunding
- We do not provide free shipping for a part of the items , please read the return policy on the item page carefully before placing the order
- Please double check the compatibility sheet where we may note the fitment
| Case | If covered by warranty | Solution |
| Leaking / Fogged inside the lens | √ | Replace the defective parts |
| Bulbs go out / Parts stop working / Defective | √ | Replace the defective parts |
| Damaged During Transit | √ | Replace the defective parts |
| Item does not fit the vehicle 【Already state as "Not fit" in ads】 | × | Buyer ships the item back for a refunding |
| Item does not fit the vehicle 【State as fit in ads】 | √ | Seller sends correct parts or send return label |
| Damage due to improper installation | × | Seller send replacement , buyer pay for the cost |
| Missing parts | √ | Seller send the part which is missing |
- We use standard shipping for all the orders placed
- Buyers must provide valid address in their order information
- We cannot ship to Po.box
- Buyers must cancel the order before the package is picked up by shipping company , once the package leave our warehouse , your cancellation request will not be approved
- Please read the handle time carefully before you order , or contact with us about the estimate delivery date .
- For international shipping to Canada or Europe Union , buyer must have their email address and phone number in their order information , in case for custom clearance
WHAT CAUSES CONDENSATION IN HEADLIGHTS?
Most headlights generate heat while in operation, and they need ventilation to allow for a more optimal operating temperature. These headlights feature slight vents to perform this function, and these can pull small amounts of moisture into the light.
Materials inside the lamp may absorb that moisture, and when the light is turned on, the humid air inside condensates. The exterior of the lens is cooler than the interior so the moisture adheres to the inside of the lens. This causes the condensation in your headlights.
This is due to thermal convection, the theory that warm air moves upwards while cool air moves downwards. When the two meet, condensation can occur. This occurrence also happens in your daily life. For example, the cold drink inside a soda can forms a layer of condensation on a hot summer day due to the drastic temperature difference.
