The Best Toyota Lighting

Some car lighting, like headlights, taillights, and daytime running lights, you get standard. All three of them, including DRLs, indicate your position. Signal lights (a.k.a. blinkers) and brake lights, though, indicate turns and lane changes and slowing and stopping, respectively.

Other automotive lights are actually just lighting functions. A headlight, for example, has both low-beam and high-beam settings for normal driving and when it's very dark, respectively. Hazard lights (a.k.a. flashers) are a headlamp and taillamp mode, telling other drivers there's danger nearby or that you need help.

Other vehicle lighting yet, you can get optional. Fog lights, for instance, are bright, low-glare bulbs that improve visibility in foul weather. Puddle lights, for another example, light up the area under your vehicle's doors. They help you and your passengers avoid obstacles when stepping in and out. Specialty lights, on the other hand, show off your exterior accessories; your license plate frame is one good example.

Whatever car lights you have, they're probably LED, halogen, or high-intensity discharge/HID (a.k.a. Xenon). What your brand, model and body style need depends on compatibility. When to change a car light bulb, however, doesn't; it depends only on type. Generally, you should replace LED bulbs if their electronics or the lights themselves die, halogen bulbs every couple years, and HID/Xenon bulbs every few years.

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