Your Toyota Sienna tail lights show the drivers behind you where your minivan is on the road and off, not to mention how far ahead of them it is. These aren't the only types of lighting it can have from the factory, either. Signal lights are an example of another kind. They're blinkers that indicate turns and lane changes. Brake lights are yet another example. They show slows and stops. Hazard lights, however, are a function of tail lamps rather than distinct lights: they're flashers, warning others of problems or dangerous situations in the area. They can even tell drivers nearby that you're in distress.

When to replace the tail lights on your Toyota Sienna depends on what it has. However, its bulbs are probably one of three kinds: halogen, high-intensity discharge/HID (also called Xenon), or LED. They all dim, begin flickering, and blow sooner or later, especially when their filaments approach the unavoidable ends of their lives. If your van has Xenon tail lights, replace them when they weaken. If it has LED Xenon tail lights, replace them if they go out, or if their electronics fail. If it has halogen Xenon tail lights, replace them every two years or so.

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