Headlights

Headlights are a major part of vehicle visibility, safety and exterior appearance. They are replaced when damaged, faded, cracked, leaking, electrically faulty or when a vehicle needs a compliant replacement lamp assembly. The correct headlight needs to suit the vehicle’s body shape, model year, lighting type and side of the vehicle.

Brands such as All Crash Parts, Hella, JW Speaker, Ignite and Jaylec offer headlight options across replacement, upgrade and specialist lighting applications. Fitment can vary significantly between vehicle variants, especially where halogen, HID, LED, projector or daytime running light designs are involved.

Why Headlight Fitment Matters

Headlight assemblies are vehicle-specific. Mounting points, lens shape, wiring plugs, beam type and internal functions can differ between model years and trims. A headlight that appears similar may not suit the vehicle if the lighting technology or body shape is different.

It is also important to match left and right-hand traffic requirements where relevant, along with any factory features such as levelling motors, daytime running lights, indicators or adaptive lighting functions.

Headlight Details That Matter

• Vehicle shape: Match the headlight to the exact make, model, year and body style.
• Left or right side: Confirm which side of the vehicle the headlight suits.
• Lighting type: Check whether the vehicle uses halogen, HID, LED or another system.
• Plug and wiring: Connector style and wiring can differ between variants.
• Built-in functions: Check for indicators, DRLs, levelling motors or other integrated features.
• Lens and housing style: Match the appearance and mounting design to the vehicle.
• Road use: Confirm the product is suitable for the intended application.

Choosing the Right Headlights

The easiest way to find the right headlights is to use our simple rego finder or manually select your vehicle. This helps narrow the product list to options suited to your vehicle, so you are not sorting through headlight assemblies that may not match your body shape, lighting type or side of the vehicle. Always check the product page for any specific notes.

When comparing suitable options, check the side, lighting technology, plug type and any factory features that need to be retained. If replacing one headlight due to age or fading, consider whether the opposite side will look noticeably different.