OEM Mopar Headlights

Headlights, also known as head lamps, have many uses -- as low beams for everyday driving and high beams for extreme dark, for instance. A front headlight can even work as a hazard light; put a couple together, and they become flashers. These not only signal distress. They also tell drivers there's a problem or dangerous situation in the area. Some head lights also have low-glare fog lights. They're great for when you're driving in bad weather. Rear headlights are better known as taillights. They show drivers around you where and how far ahead you are. Either way, whatever headlight your car or SUV uses, it'll have one of three kinds of bulbs. Halogen is common in small cars. Since sports cars have narrow housings, they usually have Xenon, also called high-intensity discharge or HID. LED is the standard in many newer vehicles. These lights don't produce much heat, and they're energy-efficient. So, what headlights does your vehicle need? That depends on its body style. When to change a car light bulb, however, depends only on its type. Replace a Xenon bulb as it weakens. That means roughly every three years. Replace an LED bulb if it burns out or its electronics quit. Replace a halogen bulb every two years or so.

Which Headlights are the Best?

For your vehicle, nothing less than genuine OEM. Mopar designs them with its makes and models in mind, after all, and that guarantees compatibility. You can buy them online today, right here at our auto parts department. Order now. And don't forget the light assembly kit!