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There's no one kind of car light. All of your exterior bulbs have their own corresponding purpose, so each component has its own replacement and maintenance schedules. Here's a shortcut for when you might want to replace each part:
Headlight Bulb Maintenance and Replacement Schedules
In the best conditions, your car's light bulbs should be maintained every 7-10 years. Otherwise, here are the signs you can look out for to know what to replace and when:
High Beam Bulb
- Might need the most attention
- Replace if long-range visibility is noticeably failing
Low Beam Bulb
- Replace when you notice reduced brightness, a burnt out filament, and flickering
Fog Lamp Bulb
- Remember that all sides of your vehicle have this. Check them before driving in heavy rain and fog.
- If it doesn't help much in foggy conditions, then it might be time to replace them.
Signal Lamp Bulb
- Always keep replacement components, because a lack of urgency might get you in jail.
- A fast blinking rate is a telltale sign of its malfunctioning.
LED vs HID Bulbs
Even with these differences, there are also notable differences in the kind of bulbs you can use for your car. Some cars are better with an LED, while others prefer a high-intensity discharge (HID) bulb.
Older and high-end cars typically use HID headlights. They produce more visible light per unit energy than many of its other counterparts. They're also known for their omnidirectional nature, which might need more modern parts. Though, these lights have a warm-up period, a shorter lifespan, and a less energy efficient function than LED.
LED headlights are the safer options for modern vehicles. These are the more cost-effective and energy efficient lights due to their low maintenance costs and longer lifespans. These are also more versatile than the previous option. Though, it's good to note that this bulb needs another component that controls how it disperses heat.
Buy high-quality OEM light bulbs that fit exactly to your car for up to 35% lower than the MSRP here on Nissan Parts OEM from anywhere in the country. Take advantage of both our nationwide shipping and returns policy to see if our parts are the best for you!
