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HID Headlights better known as HID Kits, HID Conversion Kits or HID Lights consists of a pair of HID Bulbs and HID Ballasts. HID stands for High intensity discharge which consists of a quartz glass bulb filled with xenon gas and two metal electrodes that when ignited create an arc of light that produces a substantial amount of lumens. Compared to a halogen bulb which produce approximately 1,000 lumens HID Headlights produce between 3,000 – 5,500 Lumens depending on the wattage of the ballast you choose 35w or 55w. HID Headlights are available in a variety of colors ranging from...

Driving at night is already challenging with functioning headlights, more so when your car lamps are starting to fail and flicker. Whether you want to improve your vehicle's nighttime lighting or enhance the look of your car to add some resale value to it, investing in an HID kit is a practical move. There is a reason why most modern cars and luxury makes nowadays roll out of the factory with HID lamps—because they work and look better! Retrofitting your car with the same kind of elegance is possible if you can find quality kits. The following are good tips...

Switchback to LED lights or dual colored LED bulbs and upgrade your car lighting game to a whole new level by providing your headlights the added capability of flashing a different color (usually amber) when you are in turn signal mode. They stay xenon in parking mode and change when you need to alert other vehicles of your turning maneuver. These LED lights are designed for use as front turn signal lights and daytime running lights. They come in various standard sizes, ranging from 1157 to 3157 and 7443, including retrofit types such as 7440.  Fancier versions of the 7443...