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Commonly Asked Questions About Headlight Bulbs
What types of headlight bulbs are available?
- Halogen Bulbs: The most common type, providing a bright, warm light.
- LED Bulbs: Energy-efficient, long-lasting, and produce a bright, white light.
- HID Bulbs: Produce a brighter, whiter light than halogen bulbs, with better energy efficiency.
- Xenon Bulbs: A type of HID bulb that produces a bluish-white light, offering increased brightness and visibility.
How often should I replace my headlight bulbs?
The lifespan of a headlight bulb depends on its type. For example, halogen bulbs typically last between 500 to 1,000 hours, while LED bulbs can last up to 30,000 hours. HID bulbs, on the other hand, generally last around 2,000 to 3,000 hours.
What's the difference between high beam and low beam bulbs?
Low Beam: The standard headlight setting for nighttime driving. Low beams are angled downward to illuminate the road without distracting oncoming drivers.
High Beam: A more powerful setting used for dark, open roads with little traffic. High beams project a longer, brighter beam but should be used cautiously.