Genuine Mopar Headlights

The headlights of your car, truck or SUV play a major part in safe driving and on-road visibility. Whether you're traveling during the daytime or at night, the reliability plus functionality of your headlights are mandatory.

Headlight Types

The three common types of car headlights are halogen, Xenon or HID (high-intensity discharge) lights, and LED headlights. Halogens are the most popular lights for commuter sedans and they give off an amber glow. They are affordable, but tend not to last as long as LED headlights, and are not as bright.

HID and LED headlights are installed on many sports cars and high-performance trucks or SUVs. They offer whiter or cooler light source and since they don't heat up as much as halogen lights, they last longer. LED lights are also used as fog lights, which are located beneath your main headlights.

There are other light components to your headlight casing. Housed in a durable transparent plastic, most headlight kits have low and high beam bulbs, as well as turn signal bulbs that also act as hazard lights. Behind your headlights are harnessing cables which connect the power to your bulbs.

When headlights go bad, you will notice that a bulb is out or flickering. Some vehicles have a fast ticking for turn signals, signifying that a bulb is out or about to burn out. Since the plastic casing is exposed to the elements, they often see cracks, sun damage, or scuff marks. If you visually see defects, consider replacing them to avoid a ticket, remain visible to other drivers, and to have the vision necessary to see at night.

Order Mopar Headlights for your Car, Truck or SUV

We have a ton of different headlight styles to pick from. Get paired with the Mopar headlight kit that fits your make, year, and model. Find more details about the right headlights in your car's owner's manual, and make your order today!