OEM Mazda Headlights

Headlights Q&A

What Functions Do They Have?

Generally, low beams to light the way during normal, everyday driving, and high beams to shine wider in extreme darkness when there's no oncoming traffic. Also, hazard lights or flashers, which signal to other drivers either that you're in distress or that there are problems or dangerous situations nearby. Some Mazda models even have fog lights available at higher trim levels. They're low-glare headlighting designed specifically for bad weather.

What Bulb Types are There?

One of three kinds -- halogen, Xenon (high-intensity discharge/HID), or LED. Halogen is commonest, especially in small Mazda cars, while Xenon, you usually find in Mazda sports cars with narrower housings. LED, you can find in many newer Mazda vehicles; they're low-heat and more energy-efficient.

When Should You Replace Them?

Halogen, about every couple of years. HID, as they weaken, about every three years. LED, if their electronics fail or the bulbs burn out.

What kind your Mazda needs is body style-dependent. Sometimes, it's also model-specific. Either way, when you go to buy new ones, you should get the genuine article.

Why Buy Genuine Mazda Headlights?

The brand designs them specifically for its models. Their light assembly kits, too. That's a fitment guarantee you may not always get from aftermarket headlights.

Where Can I Order OEM Headlights Online?

From our auto parts store's catalog. We carry other lighting too -- taillights, daytime running lights (DRLs), and more -- not to mention many other parts for regular maintenance, such as air filters and wiper blades.

To find what fits your vehicle more quickly and easily, browse by your model and its year. Buy now, and we'll ship in no time, straight to your door.