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What is the difference between LED and HID lights?

Why Are Brighter Headlights Better Than Stock Halogen?

Automatic Lights are coming on whenever it is getting dark or you are driving in a tunnel.  Automatic Lights usually come on just right before you start the ignition. So the battery will be focused on ignition. Therefore HIDs will try to ignite on a lower voltage again. Note that Using Auto Switch “ON”, aftermarket bulbs may not work correctly with any particular vehicle’s setup. To disable Automatic lights to need to turn your Auto Switch to “Manual” position.

Daytime running lights are on during the day. Usually they come on automatically. Since DRLs operate at lower voltage, it may cause a premature failure of the bulb. We do strongly advise our customers do disable DRLs if possible. Or at least you can use a separate relay kit to provide sufficient power to the ballasts. DRLs can be disabled in 3 ways: 1) You can check on vehicle computer if it possible.  2) You can pull out a DRL fuse in the fuse box.  3)Refer to a mechanic for professional assistance

Alarm Flashing Lights are bulbs that are flashing when you lock/unlock the car. When your lights are flashing ballasts are sending a certain amount of power to the bulbs, but cuts off immediately. So the ballasts do not get a needed power; therefore it may cause a premature failure of the ballast. Usually, you can disable this feature in vehicle’s computer security settings or refer to particular alarm system installer. Also, it is possible to switch alarm flashing lights to parking lights in vehicles computer security settings.

The are two types of headlight housing: projector and reflector.

We are sorry to hear that you are having an issue with the lights.