Ford Headlights

You count on your headlights when it's dark out or raining. Since they help to alert other drivers and pedestrians to the fact that your Ford vehicle is on the road, it's always a good idea to ensure that they're in good condition and shining bright. Most often, you choose the low beam setting. If no one else is on the road with you and you need a greater field of illumination, you switch to the high beams.

Types of Headlight Bulbs

There are three main ones. Halogen are the most common. Xenon, or high-intensity discharge (HID), are typically reserved for sports cars because of their narrower housing. Most new models feature LED headlights, which are energy-efficient and produce less heat.

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Over time, your headlights will grow dim or completely fail. Halogen ones are good for a couple of years on average. Xenon bulbs will need replacing every three years or so, while LED ones can generally wait until the electronic components go bad.