Thursday, December 22, 2011

What is Aftermarket Light Good for Me?

Aftermarket usually means secondary market in the automotive industry, opposite to OEM, which is short for Original Equipment Manufacturer. Aftermarket auto lights are high quality custom automotive lights for cars and trucks with many styling features to choose from, such as energy-saving light-emitting diode (LED) lights, angel-eye halo rings, daytime driving lights, smoked lights, HID lights, projection and euro crystal, altezza, etc.

Let's take a look at the following case to see what the aftermarket is good for you.

For example, if you bought a brand-new Chevy pickup truck from your local dealer during the year-end sale in 1998. The Chevy pickup truck has been a great vehicle for its hardy look and strong horsepower. You love it!

The past Thanksgiving Day your truck hit a deer on your way home after the Thanksgiving family reunion. Ouch! Everything is fine (you and the deer) except your Chevy truck's right side headlight, corner and bumper lights got hit so hard, they need to be replaced, otherwise, the policeman would stop you. Now what can you do?

One option is go back to your Chevy dealer and have your right headlight assembly repaired. It was estimated over $200 for the OEM parts of one headlight, one bumper light, and two corner lights, plus the labor fee, it is way over $300. American economy has no sign of getting better, we seem still in recession ......

Second option is go to any auto body shop and have your broken headlight repaired. You will be charged for either OEM lights or aftermarket lights plus labor cost. Umm, do the aftermarket lights have the same high quality as the OEM lights? Yes! You are assured by that auto repair guy that the aftermarket auto parts have not only high quality but also custom look with great bargain price in the online marketplace. Umm, it is worth to find a second opinion ......

Here comes the third and the last option. You are always proud of yourself as a DIY handy man. After you google search for 1998 Chevy truck aftermarket headlights, you find a set of chrome headlight 8pc combo setfor your Chevy truck: chrome projector headlights with dual halo rings, chrome bumper lights, and chrome corner lights with amber reflectors. The complete set of headlight assembly costs less than $200 for both driver and passenger sides, and they look quite stylish ......

Now what? With so many auto online stores carrying the aftermarket parts and accessories, you would like to find one specializing in aftermarket auto lights with excellent reputation. After some researches on the internet, here comes Auto King Source - the leading online source for aftermarket auto lighting parts and accessories. Not only they have easy and secure online ordering, but also fast delivery with free 30 day warranty on their quality auto lights. You have choices of 6 month warranty for only $20 and one year warranty for $40.

You receive the headlight package for your 1998 Chevy pickup truck in five days after the order, you find out that the headlight assembly is brand new in its original package. All the lights for your Chevy are made by OEM approved manufacturers in materials that meet strict OEM requirements. The chrome headlights, the bumper lights, and the corner lights have pre-assembled wiring for quick application and are easy to install.

Now you know what the aftermarket is good for you: high quality, bargain price, and custom look. After just a week your Chevy truck is on the road again.

Wednesday, December 14, 2011

Free Online Classifieds for Aftermarket Auto Lights

Looking for a good deal of aftermarket automotive parts & accessories for replacement and performance of your cars or trucks? Have after market auto parts & car accessories for sale?

Try the following FREE online classifieds for your needs of aftermarket headlights, tail lamps, fog lights, corner lamps, wheel lights, brake lens, halo lights, led lamps, projector headlamps, euro head lamps, led tail lamps, euro crystal taillights for your cars and trucks.

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Monday, December 12, 2011

LEDs in Aftermarket Auto Parts

A light-emitting diode (LED) is a semiconductor light source, which uses less power, emits almost no heat thus offers superior brightness and has extremely longer life span. A great choice for going green and saving energy in the long run.

LEDs are used in many diverse applications for lighting replacement, such as traffic lights, aviation lighting, and holiday lighting display. In aftermarket automotive lighting industry, LEDs have been used in particular for LED brake lights, L.E.D. turn signals, and led indicators of car headlights and tail lamps.

The first stock LED tail lights were used by Cadillac, on the Deville model in 1999. From then on, these LED tail lamps have grown wildly in popularity due to both their aesthetic appeal, and improved lighting capability. Let's face it, they're much better looking than those dull stock tail lights – and who doesn't appreciated a well-lit road? It's apparent that there are many advantages to upgrading to LED tail lights for your car, including the fact that they’re much brighter, energy-saving, and they look great.