How do I choose headlights or taillights for my car?

Select the make and model in the filter and check the production years in the product name. Headlights are made to fit the geometry of a specific body, so for pre-facelift and facelift versions there are often different products. If you’re not sure, send the manager your VIN or a photo of your headlights.

Can I buy one headlight or one taillight?

Most headlights and taillights are sold as a set of two. For some products, you can choose an individual element in the configuration, and original used headlights are sold individually — this is shown in the name. Rear taillights are best replaced in pairs so they shine the same way.

Do I need to modify the wiring when installing?

Model-specific headlights and daytime running lights are usually connected plug-and-play, without modifications. When switching from xenon to LED headlights with adaptive light, an electronic decoder is required, so it’s best to trust the installation to an experienced auto electrician.

How is original lighting different from an aftermarket option?

The original comes under the car manufacturer’s brand and costs significantly more. OEM-style alternatives visually replicate the factory lighting, but differ in quality and features, such as adaptive light — check the description of the specific model.

Is reprogramming needed when replacing American taillights with European ones?

On most cars — no, but on some models reprogramming will be required. Please confirm this with the manager using the VIN before ordering.

What are protective headlight covers for?

Transparent polycarbonate covers absorb impacts from stones and dirt and protect the lens of the factory headlights. They mount in the factory locations without modifying the body.