Genuine MOPAR Headlights

68402942AB - : Headlamp, Right for Mopar Image

Headlamp, Right

Mopar 68402942AB
NONE
$937.20
MSRP $1,425.00
Save $487.80
34.2% Off
68598987AA - : Headlamp, Left for Mopar Image

Headlamp, Left

Mopar 68598987AA
NONE
$744.05
MSRP $1,085.00
Save $340.95
31.4% Off
68258719AB - : Headlamp Switch for Mopar Image

Headlamp Switch

Mopar 68258719AB
HEADLAMP AND FOG LAMP
Backordered
8301C548 - : Headlamp Assembly for Mopar Image

Headlamp Assembly

Mopar 8301C548
RH
$299.13
MSRP $440.80
Save $141.67
32.1% Off
56003086 - : ~Headlamp Assembly for Mopar Image

~Headlamp Assembly

Mopar 56003086
~HEADLAMP ASSEMBLY
Backordered
68541142AA - : Headlamp Funnel Plug for Mopar Image

Headlamp Funnel Plug

Mopar 68541142AA
$3.75
MSRP $5.00
Save $1.25
25% Off
68197356AE - : Headlamp Leveling Module for Mopar Image

Headlamp Leveling Module

Mopar 68197356AE
HEADLAMP LEVELING
$338.13
MSRP $482.00
Save $143.87
29.8% Off

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Genuine Mopar Headlights for Sale

Car headlights allow drivers to see and be seen in low-light conditions. Here's everything you need to know about these lights:

Types of Car Headlights

  • Halogen headlights: The most common type of headlights, using a filament and halogen gas to create light.
  • LED headlights: Using light-emitting diodes to produce light, they offer greater energy efficiency and longer lifespan compared to halogen headlights.
  • HID/Xenon headlights: High-intensity discharge lights use xenon gas to produce a brighter and whiter light than halogen headlights.
  • Laser headlights: A new technology, these use laser diodes to produce an even brighter and more focused beam of light than HID headlights.
  • Signs of Problems with Car Headlights

  • Dimming or flickering lights
  • Uneven or misaligned beams
  • Cracks or other damage to the lens or housing
  • Burned-out bulbs
  • When to Change Car Headlights

  • When the headlights become dimmer than normal
  • When the bulbs burn out
  • When the lenses or housings become damaged
  • When the headlights are not aligned properly
  • Why Buy OEM Headlights

    OEM headlights are designed specifically for your car, ensuring a perfect fit and maximum performance. They are also built to the same standards as the headlights that came with your car from the factory, so you can be confident in their quality and reliability.

    If you need to replace your car headlights, consider TheMoparPartStore.com.