Lexus Lighting

Lexus lighting comes in various types from the factory. Most commonly, your car or SUV will have taillights, daytime running lights (also called DRLs), and high-beam and low-beam headlights. Drivers behind you can tell both where you are and how far ahead when they see tail lighting. Daytime running lighting does the same job, but both behind and in front of you. Low beams light up the road ahead in most driving situations. High beams shine forward both brighter and wider, helping you see your surroundings better when other traffic's absent. All vehicles, however, have brake lights and signal lights (the latter are also called blinkers). Brake lighting informs drivers behind you when you slow or stop. Signal lighting indicates a turn or lane change. Hazard lights or flashers, on the other hand, warn other drivers that you're in distress or of problems or dangerous conditions on the road nearby. Fog lights are more common at higher Lexus trim levels. They shine brightly and low in bad weather, lighting the way ahead better than headlights alone. Trailer lights indicate a towed load's position to others, and they're more commonly used with vehicles that can trailer, like Lexus SUVs. Perhaps the least common lighting is specialty; it brightens up license plates and other accessories. Whatever lighting your Lexus has depends on its body style. However, its bulbs are either halogen, HID (high-intensity discharge or Xenon), or LED. When you should replace car lighting varies by lamp type. Change HID bulbs when they weaken every few years. Change LED bulbs when their electronics fail or the bulbs themselves burn out. Change halogen bulbs as needed, roughly every 2 years. You can order the best lighting for the project -- genuine Lexus -- right here online, at our auto parts center. Buy now!