Lighting

Acura lighting comes in just a few types from the factory, but it has many uses on the road and off. Headlights, taillights, and daytime running lights (DRLs) are commonest. Headlighting comes in low-beam and high-beam varieties. Low beams adequately light the way in most situations. High beams shine brighter and wider. Tail lighting helps drivers behind you see how far ahead of them you are. Daytime running lighting does the same, but from both ahead of you and behind. There are many other types of original Acura lighting. All models have signal lights or blinkers, for instance. They indicate to others that you're changing lanes or turning soon. Ditto for brake lights, which signal that you're slowing down or stopping altogether. Hazard lights or flashers, however, warn other drivers that there's an immediate danger nearby, that you have a problem, or that you're in distress. Higher Acura trims have fog lights. These shine low to brighten the way better during bad weather. Specialty lighting, however, accents accessories. Whatever lighting your Acura has, it's one of three lamp types. Halogen lighting is commonest in small cars. Xenon or high-intensity discharge (HID) lighting is commonest in sports cars because they often have narrow housings; it lasts longer and shines brighter. LED lighting is common in newer cars. It's energy-efficient and low-heat. What kind of lights your Acura needs depends on its body style. When to change bulbs also depends. Replace Xenon bulbs every three years when they weaken. Replace LED bulbs if their electronics fail or they go out. Replace halogen bulbs at least every couple of years. Ordering genuine Acura lighting and light assembly kits online is easy. You can take care of it right here at our auto parts store. Avoid the hassle and save project time – buy now!