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Headlight Replacement Service
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Why Are Working Headlights Important?
Working car headlights rank near the top of our list of things we, and our vehicles can't live without. Without them, you won't be able to see where you're going while driving at night or in bad weather, and worse, no one will be able to see you. Don't be put off if one of your headlights, brake lights, or other exterior car lights is out or appears to be about to go out. Schedule an appointment today to have new bulbs installed.
Halogen bulbs, for example, don't last as long as HID (High Intensity Discharge) lights, while LED (Light-Emitting Diode) lights are said to last longer than both.
We recommend that you service your bulbs if they’ve grown dimmer over time or when they go out. If you notice a cracked headlight lens (with dust or moisture in it), it’s a good idea to have your headlights checked sooner.
As part of our Headlight Replacement Service, we’ll carefully inspect your vehicle’s headlights, sealed beam or LED headlights, brake lights, turn signals, hazard lights, and marker bulbs. Next, we’ll work with you to determine any replacements you want to have made, and then install them.
You can easily schedule an appointment to replace your headlights at your local Goodyear® service location. Schedule an Appointment Today!
When headlights and other bulbs are working properly, they can reduce the chances of an accident by helping to ensure that your vehicle is easily visible and your intentions to turn, stop, or signal a hazard are clearly known. That’s why, when they break or lose their brightness over time, it’s important to replace them.
Replacing lights that may be dimming due to age can also improve visibility in at night and in poor weather. And if a bulb is out, a speedy replacement can also help prevent a possible citation by the authorities.
Several factors go into the average headlight and exterior car lightbulb lifespan, including:
The amount of the use it gets
The more often you use your headlights, the sooner you will have to replace them. If you always drive with your lights on, for example, you can expect the bulbs to burn out sooner.