Ford Headlights

Your truck's headlights are crucial for nighttime visibility and overall road safety. Over time, headlamp bulbs dim and lose effectiveness. With that said, replacing head lamps is a simple process that can restore clear, bright lighting in minutes.

How Long Do Headlights Last on a Ford Explorer?

The lifespan of headlamps in your Ford Explorer depends on the type of bulb used. Traditional halogen bulbs typically last between 450 to 1,000 hours, while LED and HID bulbs can last up to 25,000 hours. If you notice your headlights dimming or flickering, it's time to replace them to ensure safe nighttime driving.

Are Headlamps Easy to Replace?

Replacing the headlamps on your Ford Explorer is a straightforward task that requires minimal tools. Most models allow easy access to the headlight assembly, making bulb replacement quick and hassle-free. With OEM headlamps, you get a precise fit, ensuring proper alignment and maximum brightness without the need for modifications.

Other Exterior Lights to Upgrade

When replacing your headlights, consider upgrading your side marker lights as well. These lights enhance your vehicle’s visibility to other drivers, especially in low-light conditions.

Keep your Explorer’s lighting in top shape with OEM headlamps and exterior lighting components. Contact us for quality Ford parts and expert recommendations.