Your Toyota Supra headlights have both low beams for everyday driving and high beams for extreme dark. They function as hazard lights or flashers, too, to indicate distress or a dangerous situation in the area. They can also have low-glare fog lights, too, either built into them or installed in nearby housings. These are ideal for lighting the way in bad weather.

The headlights your Toyota Supra has are probably one of three main types. Halogen is the commonest. Xenon, on the other hand (also called high-intensity discharge, or HID), fit in narrower housings. LED, you can find in many newer models; they're low-heat and energy-efficient.

What kind of headlights your Toyota Supra needs, though, depends on which it came with and which it's compatible with. You'll find that info in owner's manual. When to change a car light bulb, though, varies. Generally, you should replace halogens every couple years or so, Xenon when they weaken, about every three years, and LEDs if their electronics or the lights themselves die.

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Which headlights are best for your Supra? You shouldn't choose anything less than genuine Toyota. That's because your OEM designs its lighting with its sports cars in mind. You can buy as many as you need right now, right here online, at our auto parts store. Just be sure to pick up the light assembly kit you need for installation, too.