Ford Focus Parts
Redline360 carries aftermarket headlights, taillights, fog lights, and projector headlights for cars and trucks across 50+ makes and models. Use the fitment selector above to find lighting confirmed to fit your specific year, make, and model.
Browse our full lighting catalog below, or shop by category: projector headlights or fog lights.
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Types of aftermarket car and truck lighting
Projector headlights use a focused beam design to improve light output and road coverage compared to standard reflector housings. Popular styles include halo projectors, LED bar projectors, and sequential turn signal projectors. Browse our projector headlights collection for vehicle-specific options.
Taillights come in OEM replacement, LED, and custom styles including smoked housings and sequential LED options. Vehicle-specific fit means no wiring modifications in most cases.
Fog lights are available in OEM replacement and upgraded LED styles for most cars and trucks. Browse our fog lights collection for fitment-specific options.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between projector and reflector headlights?
Reflector headlights use a mirrored bowl to scatter light from the bulb. Projector headlights use a lens to focus the beam, which produces a sharper cutoff, more even light distribution, and generally better road coverage. Projectors also tend to look more modern and are better suited for HID or high-output LED bulbs.
Are aftermarket headlights and taillights a direct fit?
Vehicle-specific aftermarket headlights and taillights are designed to bolt into the same mounting points as your factory lights with no cutting or modification. Always verify fitment using the Shop by Car selector above before ordering.
Will aftermarket headlights pass inspection?
Most DOT-approved aftermarket headlights will pass a standard vehicle inspection. Smoked or heavily tinted housings may not pass in all states. Check your local regulations before purchasing tinted or non-DOT lighting.
What are sequential taillights?
Sequential taillights use LED strips that light up in a flowing pattern from the center outward when signaling. They are a popular upgrade on many Honda, Infiniti, Nissan, and Lexus models and are available as direct-fit replacements on many vehicles we carry.
Can I install aftermarket headlights myself?
Vehicle-specific headlights typically require basic hand tools and take 30-60 minutes per side on most vehicles. Some applications require removing the front bumper or inner fender liner. Always check if your specific vehicle requires additional steps before starting the install.