Subaru Lighting

Factory Subaru lighting has many types. Headlights are the commonest. They can be either low-beam or high-beam. Low beams are right for most driving situations. High beams shine wider, helping you see better. Taillights are just as common. Drivers behind you see them, and they see how far ahead you are and where in the process. Signal lights or blinkers? Also commonplace. They indicate you're turning or changing lanes. Ditto for brake lights. They inform others you're slowing or going to stop. Hazard lights or flashers, on the other hand? Not always considered when you think of original Subaru lighting. They're important, though; they warn others you're in distress, that there are problems on the road, or that there's a dangerous situation nearby. Daytime running lights or DRLs: less common, but a little better known. They also indicate your position a bit better. Fog lights, however, are uncommon. These shine low in bad weather, better brightening up your path. Trailer lights, indicating a load's position to other drivers, are also uncommon. Perhaps the least common OEM Subaru lighting is specialty lighting; it illuminates accessories such as license plates. Whatever lights your Subaru has, however, depends on your vehicle's body style. Regardless, its bulbs are either halogen, high-intensity discharge (HID), also known as Xenon, or LED. When to change car lighting varies. Do it with Xenon bulbs when they weaken, with LED bulbs when they or their electronics fail, and with halogen bulbs approximately every 2 years. You can buy the best lighting for any job – genuine Subaru – online. Our auto parts counter has what you need in stock. Order today and save!