OEM Lexus Headlights

Many drivers don't think about how many uses their factory headlights have. Sure, low beams are best for everyday driving, and high beams shine wider and brighter in extreme dark. However, headlights also work as hazard lights, flashing to tell nearby drivers you need help. Flashers can even signal there's a problem or dangerous situation nearby. Some higher Nissan trim levels also have headlights that incorporate fog lights. They're low-glare, making them great for lighting the way in bad weather. Whatever type of headlight your model uses, it's one of three bulb types. Halogen lights are commonest in smaller Nissan cars. Since Nissan performance vehicles have narrower headlamp housings, they usually have Xenon lights, also called high-intensity discharge or HID. LED lights, on the other hand, you can find in many newer Nissan vehicles. Since they're energy-efficient, they don't produce much heat.

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So, what headlights does your Nissan need? The answer is body style-specific, but when to change a car light bulb isn't. Change Xenon headlamps as they weaken, about every three years. Change LED headlamps if they burn out or their electronics quit working. Finally, change halogen headlamps every two years or so. Which headlights are the best? For your Nissan, the genuine article. Your OEM designs them alongside its models, after all, ensuring compatibility. You can order them online today at our auto parts store. Buy now, and don't forget the light assembly kit you need for installation!