No, LED headlights do not use more battery than traditional halogen or HID lights. In fact, they use significantly less. A ...

DR650 HID Headlight Conversion The “Bikemaster” brand HID headlight kit is available in several different bulb types. We installed the H4 kit on the Suzuki DR650 (blog) but the steps are the same for ...

Completely transforming our project F-150, the Raptor Retrofit black headlights perfectly complemented the new black grille and black wheels. We also got the added benefit of genuine HID lighting ...

<p>It’s of course true that LED headlights on luxury cars and other new cars definitely look better than traditional halogen headlights, but the benefits reach far beyond looks — they’re ...

Check out these great new truck lights for your 4x4 including LED headlights and taillights, HID lights, Hella lights, Sylvania lights and more inside Four Wheeler Magazine.

It wasn’t that long ago that headlights were a no-thought-required feature. All cars had them and no one really paid them much heed unless they failed or were shaped in a particularly ugly manner.

HID and LED highlights are popular for their long-lasting brightness, but picking the right one for your car can be a burden. Here's what you should know.

You can't help but notice high-intensity discharge (HID/xenon) and light-emitting diode (LED) headlights—the light they produce is noticeably brighter and whiter than halogen headlights.

HID and LED headlights look impressive, but Consumer Reports' tests show how they really measure up. Brighter lights might not necessarily let you see farther down the road.

The Garage Car Parts Lights The Difference Between Halogen, HID, and LED Light Bulbs Lighting upgrades come in all shapes and sizes.