What are the main differences between angel eye and HID halo headlights?

Angel eye headlights primarily serve as an aesthetic upgrade with their distinctive LED rings, giving your vehicle a modern look and functioning as daytime running lights or parking lights.

On the other hand, HID halo headlights combine the visual appeal of halo rings with the superior brightness and performance of HID bulbs, significantly improving your nighttime visibility and driving safety.

If you're looking for a blend of style and enhanced functionality, HID halo headlights are the way to go, whereas angel eye headlights are ideal if you mainly want to enhance your car's appearance.

Can I customize the color of the HID halo ring on my headlights?

Yes, you can customize the color of the HID halo ring on your headlights. Many aftermarket kits offer a range of color options, allowing you to choose a hue that matches your style or vehicle's design. Some advanced systems even come with remote controls or smartphone apps that let you change the color on the go. However, it's important to check local regulations, as certain colors may not be legal for on-road use in your area.

Do angel eye headlights function as daytime running lights (DRLs)?

Yes, HID halo headlights can improve your nighttime visibility. HID bulbs produce a bright, intense light more effectively illuminating the road than traditional halogen bulbs. The projector housing in halo headlights ensures a focused and directed beam, reducing glare and providing better visibility for you. Additionally, the halo rings enhance the aesthetic appeal and can serve as daytime running lights.

Are HID Halo LED lights legal?

We recommend checking your local laws before making any vehicle modifications. White and amber lights are legal for on-road use in all 50 states, while red and blue lights are usually not. For these non-legal colors, we suggest wiring them to a remote or switch so you can easily change them back to white for driving.

The legality of HID Halo LED lights varies by region, with regulations differing between countries and even states. In the U.S., they must be DOT-approved to be legal for road use, while in Europe, they need to meet ECE standards. HID Halo LED lights should not be excessively bright or capable of changing colors, as this can make them illegal.

How do I install HID Halo headlights on my vehicle?

Installation of halo headlights typically involves removing the existing headlight units and wiring the new halo units into your vehicle’s electrical system. Detailed instructions are provided with our products, but professional installation is recommended if you are not familiar with automotive electrical systems.

Will installing angel eye headlights void my vehicle’s warranty?

Installing angel eye headlights may void your vehicle’s warranty, depending on the terms of your warranty and the policies of your vehicle manufacturer. Some manufacturers may void the warranty on electrical components if aftermarket headlight modifications like angel eye headlights are installed. To be sure, it’s best to check your warranty documentation and consult with your vehicle’s manufacturer or dealership before making any modifications.

Do HID halo headlights improve nighttime visibility?

Yes, HID halo headlights can improve nighttime visibility. HID bulbs produce a bright, intense light that is more effective at illuminating the road compared to traditional halogen bulbs. The projector housing in halo headlights ensures a focused and directed beam, reducing glare and providing better visibility for the driver. Additionally, the halo rings enhance the aesthetic appeal and can serve as daytime running lights.

Can I install angel eye headlights on any vehicle model?

You can install angel eye headlights on many vehicle models, but compatibility varies. Before purchasing, make sure the angel eye headlights are specifically designed for your vehicle's make and model. Some headlights might require modifications or additional mounting brackets. Consulting with a professional installer or checking the manufacturer's specifications will help you determine if angel eye headlights are suitable for your vehicle.

What maintenance do HID halo headlights require?

Halo headlights generally require minimal maintenance. Ensure that the lenses are clean, and check the wiring periodically to ensure there are no loose connections. If the halo ring stops working, it may need a bulb replacement or minor electrical troubleshooting.

Do your HID halo headlights come with a warranty?

Yes, our halo headlights come with a warranty. The duration and terms of the warranty depend on the specific product, so please refer to the product details for more information. Our customer support team is also available to assist with any warranty-related inquiries.

Are HID  halo lights better than LED?

HID Halo lights and LED lights serve different purposes and have distinct advantages. Often used for aesthetic appeal, HID  Halo lights provide a distinctive, stylish look and are commonly found as accent lights around headlights. On the other hand, LED lights are known for their brightness, energy efficiency, and longevity, making them ideal for primary lighting functions such as headlights, fog lights, and interior lights. The choice between halo and LED lights depends on whether you prioritize style or functionality.

Can I put HID halo in projector headlights?

Yes, you can install HID halo lights in projector headlights. Projector headlights are designed to work well with HID bulbs, providing focused and efficient illumination. Adding halo lights can enhance the aesthetic appeal of your vehicle. Ensure that the HID halo kit is compatible with your specific projector headlights and that the installation complies with local regulations to avoid any legal or performance issues. compatible with your specific projector headlights and complies with local regulations.

Are HID  halo lights better than LED?

HID Halo lights and LED lights serve different purposes and have distinct advantages. Often used for aesthetic appeal, HID  Halo lights provide a distinctive, stylish look and are commonly found as accent lights around headlights. On the other hand, LED lights are known for their brightness, energy efficiency, and longevity, making them ideal for primary lighting functions such as headlights, fog lights, and interior lights. The choice between halo and LED lights depends on whether you prioritize style or functionality.