Car Bulbs

The Age of LEDs

There's no need to shop elsewhere, because we have replacement bulbs for every light on your car, from exterior bulbs to turn signals to license plate bulbs. We offer conventional incandescent bulbs, but you can also upgrade to LEDs. Light Emitting Diodes are semiconductors that emit light when current is applied. They are original equipment on more and more new vehicles, but if yours didn't come with them, we have the LEDs to improve illumination. You get many advantages including but not limited to:

• Shock Resistance. LEDs run cooler than the incandescent type, and are insensitive to vibration, which makes them perfect for use over pot hole strewn roads and off-road.
• Long Lifespan. They last much longer than other forms of illumination, 50,000 hours or more, so they'll probably be the last lights you'll ever have to buy for your car. Although they're initially more expensive than their incandescent counterparts, LED bulbs will more than pay for themselves in the long run.
• Safety. LEDs can increase your safety when you choose them as tail light bulbs and high-mount stop lamp bulbs. They light up 0.2 seconds faster than their incandescent counterparts, which may not sound like much, but when you consider that at 60 mph a car travels 88 ft. in one second, that time can give the driver behind almost 20 ft. of additional stopping distance, which can be the difference between a safe stop and a collision. The light beam is focused and provides an acceptable level of brightness allowing you to clearly see what's ahead without blinding oncoming drivers.
• Energy Efficiency. These lights need low power to operate which reduces strain on your car's battery.
• Fashion Statement. Small light emitting diodes can be arranged in many ways within the head and taillight assemblies of different shapes. Automotive designers can unleash their creativity by experimenting with colors, shapes, and the positioning of turn signals and other light clusters. LED interior bulbs, like those for dome lights, are available in your choice of colors, allowing you to create a comfortable ambiance.

Halogens: Simple & Cost Effective

Although LED bulbs massively gain in popularity, Halogens are still the most widespread option as their operation is based on simple technology and they are inexpensive to replace. Headlights and fog lights may be the most important safety features on your vehicle, especially when traveling on a country road with no street lights on a moonless night, or on any road in fog, rain, or snow. We offer Halogen bulbs that are up to 50% brighter than standard, enabling you to see up to 40% further down the road, and up to 50% more side-to-side. These are direct replacements for your factory parts, require no modifications for installation, and are completely compatible with your car's electrical system.

Replace If Old

Everyone would agree that it's common sense to replace a headlight bulb if it's burned out, but did you know that even if your bulbs are still working they should be replaced if they're a few years old? Although today's Halogens perform better and last much longer than the regular incandescent bulbs of yore, they still wear and become dim over time, and the reduced illumination can make it difficult to see clearly at night and in inclement weather.