Aftermarket Headlights & Taillights

Aftermarket Headlights, Taillights and Car Lighting

Redline360 carries vehicle-specific lighting for replacing worn factory assemblies or changing the appearance of a car or truck. The collection includes aftermarket headlights, LED tail lights, projector headlights, fog lights, daytime running lights, marker lights and accent lighting.

Available styles vary by vehicle. Depending on the application, you may find black or chrome housings, clear or smoked lenses, LED light bars, halo rings, sequential turn signals and factory-style replacement designs.

Types of Automotive Lighting

• Aftermarket headlights: Complete vehicle-specific headlight assemblies available in factory-style and custom designs.
• Projector headlights: Headlights that use a projector lens to produce a more controlled beam pattern and defined cutoff.
• LED headlights: Depending on the application, this may include complete LED assemblies, integrated LED accents or replacement LED lighting components.
• Custom tail lights: Replacement taillight assemblies offered in LED, smoked, clear-lens and sequential styles.
• Fog lights: Factory-style replacements and upgraded fog light assemblies for compatible cars and trucks.
• Accent lighting: Interior lighting, underglow kits, LED strips and other lighting used to personalize a vehicle.

Choosing Lights That Fit Your Car or Truck

Start with the vehicle’s exact year, make, model and trim. Headlight and taillight fitment can change between body styles, production dates and trim packages even when the model year is the same. Use the Shop by Car selector, then review the fitment information and notes on the individual product page before ordering.

Also check whether the product is a complete housing, a bulb or an accessory. Many vehicle-specific headlight and taillight assemblies are designed to use the factory mounting locations, but wiring requirements and included components vary by product. Some installations may require transferring factory bulbs, sockets or wiring.

Popular Aftermarket Lighting Brands

• Spec-D Tuning offers projector headlights, halo headlights, LED tail lights and fog lights for a wide range of vehicles.
• ANZO USA carries custom headlights, LED tail lights and vehicle-specific replacement lighting.
• Morimoto specializes in premium LED headlights, tail lights, fog lights and related lighting components.
• Oracle Lighting offers vehicle lighting, LED accent lighting and color-changing lighting products.

Frequently Asked Questions

What aftermarket headlights fit my car?

Use the Shop by Car selector to enter the exact year, make and model. Confirm the trim, body style and fitment notes on the product page because lighting can vary within the same model year.

Are aftermarket headlights and taillights direct replacements?

Many vehicle-specific assemblies are designed to use the original mounting locations. However, installation requirements vary. Some products may require transferring factory bulbs or wiring, while others include integrated LED components. Check the individual listing before ordering.

What is the difference between projector and reflector headlights?

A reflector headlight uses a reflective housing to direct the beam. A projector headlight passes the light through a lens, which creates a more concentrated beam pattern and a more defined cutoff. Actual light output depends on the complete headlight design, bulb and correct aiming.

Are LED headlights better than halogen headlights?

LED lighting can offer lower power consumption, long service life and different styling options. However, an LED design does not automatically provide better road visibility. Housing design, beam pattern, component quality and proper headlight adjustment are also important.

Are smoked headlights and tail lights street legal?

Lighting regulations vary by state and product. Check the individual listing for DOT or SAE information and verify local requirements before installing smoked, tinted or modified lighting on a street-driven vehicle.

Do headlights need to be adjusted after installation?

Headlight aim should be checked after replacing a complete assembly. Incorrectly aimed headlights can reduce visibility or create glare for other drivers. Follow the product or vehicle manufacturer’s adjustment procedure.