Is this street legal? Will your headlights still function properly?
477744
Hi,It is fine for street use purposes. It will not effect the color of your headlights as much. JohnnyiJDMTOY.
477745
It depends on your country, state, and county. It will depend on your headlight temperature, and brightness. The whiter the light, the richer the yellow. So keep that in mind. Ultimately you need to find out if yellow lights are street legal in your area. Keep your eyes open too, you might see other people driving around with the same colored headlights, but that doesn't mean it's street legal.
1367313
Yes, but these headlights are no good.they get water in the lens, and they don't send installation instructions, you have to figure it out yourself.
1792368
These are fixed, most modern Headlights now days are fixed.. you can manipulate very little if you account the screws that are there but not like the old school way of adjusting. Where they had adjusting screw just for this purpose. Adjusting these screw that are commented below may have a impact with rattles or what not.
1511411
Yes they are, I have them on my 2005 Pontiac grand am and haven't had any problems with the police. I do a lot of night driving, so if they weren't street legal I would have been pulled over by now.
626692
They are 60/55w which is the standard for all street legal headlights in the USA. So yes and yes.
1511412
In texas, if you put them in the stock housings, they're illegal. If you put them in projectors, they're legal. Most cops will not bother pulling you over for improper headlight bulbs/housings. He might give you a ticket if you piss him off after he's got you pulled over.
1377562
No, not if mounted correctly and factory style tail lights are used.Thank you!
395814
shop carefully.some H4 Led bulbs are on/off function only.you wouldnt have a high beam/low beam function,only high beam which would suck on road.
1907001
I have after market headlights. The PIAAs throw a wider, brighter, & shoot further down the rd. Overwhelming my headlights. I love them.
2051306
In colorado, no LEDs are approved. Buttttt if it's working, I don't think an officer would pull you over. I don't think any LEDs are dot approved. But what a GREAT brake light.
2273305
If your headlights are round they will work. If youp headlights are square they will not work.
1221627
Yes, they can be used for on road applications. I'm not positive they're dot approved but they look exactly like factory bulbs with just a slightly whiter light output.
1271370
Yes, however, quality control is poor. Both lights blink (like hazard lights) whenever I turn on my headlights. Basically, I can only use it when driving during daylight.
1713521
Aside from the possible illegality of using this light instead of a proper headlight (beam pattern, no high/low beam) wiring shouldn't be a problem. It does have a bulb holder, but no internal wiring.
1017685
The only reason for that description that I can think of is that this light is not street legal, in the US, with the exception of motorcycles. Maybe They just don't want to say that. Look up Daniel Stern Lighting.
122215
Not typically. Furthermore, North American distributors can only sell DOT compliant headlights - not ECE.
666921
Depends what headlight you are using these on....Mine have no issues since i installed this.