OEM GM Lights

Of the many types of lighting your GM car or truck has right out of the factory, headlights and taillights are perhaps the most recognizable. Headlights can be either low-beam or high-beam. Low beams adequately illuminate most driving conditions. High beams shine wider beam and help you see better when no other traffic is coming. Tail lamps are uncomplicated, helping drivers behind you see where you are and how far ahead your vehicle is. There are many other types of vehicle lights, however. Just about all cars have daytime running lights, for instance. Also called DRLs, these also help others see you better. Signal lights or blinkers indicate you're turning or changing lanes, while brake lights show that you're slowing or stopping. Hazard lights or flashers warn others of problems on the road, that you're in distress, or that there's a dangerous situation nearby. Fog lights better brighten the way in bad weather and shine low to reduce glare. Trailer lights show others your load's position on the road. You can even find specialty lighting for accessories such as license plates. Whatever way your GM vehicle comes equipped from the OEM, it has either halogen, Xenon or high-intensity discharge (HID), or LED bulbs. Your body style determines what lights your vehicle has or needs. When to change a car light bulb varies. Xenon bulbs should be replaced when they weaken, every three years or so. Change LED bulbs if their electronics fail. Replace halogen bulbs at least every 2 years. You can buy the best GM lighting and light assembly kits for that project right here online. Order from our auto parts counter today and save money, time, and hassle.