Xenon Headlights

Xenon Headlights are headlights that do not use a filament and instead use a gas to produce their lights, namely xenon gas which is where the name is derived from. There are a number of benefits to using xenon headlights as compared to regular halogen headlights. Firstly, they can last about three times longer than regular headlights depending on the brand. They also produce a much more intense light which are much brighter than regular lights, making it easier to drive in the dark. These lights are available in a number of different colours such as blue, red, green, purple or yellow, but in general they are known to have a blue tinge to them. Consumers purchase and install these lights for a few different reasons. Some prefer the better quality of brightness and definition that they provide whilst others purely enjoy the flashy and eye-catching nature of the lights, especially when it comes to the coloured xenon headlights.

Streetglow is a well known manufacturer when it comes to producing Xenon headlights. The StreetGlow ANHSV2YW Yellow Xenon Headlight Strobe Kit - Pack of 2 will only cost you around $30 and comes with a two year guarantee. As you will find in most packaging, these lights areavailable in a pack of two lights and come with a transformer too. They also have a mounting feature whereby you can choose the level and angle that you want your lights to reflect at.

If you are looking for a fun and different colour of Xenon lights then you might want to consider the range that Plasmaglow has to offer. They have lights in red, blue, green, yellow and even purple! What is great about these lights is that they have a 10 year guarantee which is almost unheard of nowadays. You can expect to pay around $26 for these lights such as the HID Xenon-Krypton 9007 Blue Headlight Bulbs.

These Xenon headlights are all entry level headlights which can be fitted at home if you know what you are doing and have experience in working with wiring and electrics in vehicles. It should be noted that you should always take care as to what angle you situate your lights at so that they do not reflect directly into the eyes of oncoming drivers. These lights are considerably brighter than regular lights and as such can be distracting to oncoming traffic.