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Restore Safe Night Driving With New Headlights

Damaged, yellowed, or non-functioning headlights significantly reduce your visibility at night and are an MOT failure. We supply quality OEM-equivalent and upgrade headlight assemblies for most car and SUV makes and models.

Headlights provide the primary illumination for night driving and are critical safety components. They can fail due to lens crazing, water ingress, bulb failure, or physical damage. Our range covers halogen, HID (Xenon), and LED headlight assemblies as well as individual projector units, headlight lens restoration kits, and ballasts for HID systems.

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What We Offer

Our Headlight Range

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OEM Halogen Headlight Assemblies

Standard halogen headlight units for direct OEM replacement with correct beam pattern and mounting.

02

HID Xenon Headlight Systems

High-intensity discharge headlight assemblies with ballasts for vehicles with factory or upgrade Xenon lighting.

03

LED Headlight Upgrades

LED headlight assemblies and bulb upgrade kits for improved brightness and modern LED styling.

FAQ Car Headlight
Frequently Asked Questions

Everything You Need to Know About Car Headlights

{Yes. A headlight that does not illuminate, has a cracked lens, or has an incorrect beam pattern is an MOT failure. Both headlights must meet minimum brightness and beam aim requirements.}
{Halogen uses a heated tungsten filament and is the standard type. HID (Xenon) uses an electric arc through xenon gas for much greater brightness. LED uses light-emitting diodes for excellent brightness and energy efficiency with the longest lifespan.}
{LED headlight upgrades are available in both full assembly and bulb-swap formats. MOT compliance depends on the beam pattern produced. We recommend type-approved LED assemblies for road-legal upgrades.}
{Yes, driver and passenger side headlights are mirror images of each other and are not interchangeable. Always specify which side you need.}
{Yes, headlight aim should always be set after replacing a headlight assembly. Incorrectly aimed headlights can dazzle oncoming drivers and reduce your forward visibility.}
{Provide your vehicle year, make, model, trim level, and headlight type (halogen, HID, or LED). Headlight specifications often vary by trim level on the same model.}

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