Fog/Driving Lights for Dodge Durango
The Dodge Durango is designed to give drivers access to different conditions on the road, in rugged terrain and in fog and rain. Having off-road lights, including fog lamps and driving lights, ensures safety in a variety of driving conditions and maximizes the benefits these automobiles deliver.
What is the difference between fog lights and driving lights?- Fog lights are designed to be used in combination with the standard low-beam headlights. In low-visibility driving, fog lights direct light down toward the road and curbs. This reduces glare in fog and rain.
- Driving lights are designed to illuminate the path in front of the automobile. These lights are used to enhance the high beams.
LED light bars are a popular addition to the Dodge Durango SUVs. These lighting components provide a rugged look for the automobile and offer several advantages.
- These lights consume less energy than alternatives.
- There are a variety of sizes available. Having the right fit for your SUV or truck is important for safety.
- Light bars are easy to mount up tightly for security.
- The LED lights come in several colors, giving you further customization options.
- Increased safety in dark and low visibility situations.
Both projector and reflector refer to light housings. However, the way that these lighting components deliver light in front of the automobile is different.
- Projector headlamp housings. These light housings are designed to project light in front of the automobile. The light is mounted within a bowl-like projector; all light goes through a magnified lens, making it more intense, before being sent through the light housing.
- Reflector headlamp housings. This is the standard type of light housing. The light is reflected forward by a chrome surface built into the headlamp housing.
There are three main types of bulbs used within the headlighting system of a vehicle. These include halogen, HID/Xenon, and LEDs.
- Halogen. This is the most common type of bulb available for headlamps on a vehicle. These accessories come in a variety of sizes to fit a specific make and model of vehicle. These lights produce a yellowish glow.
- HID/Xenon. High-intensity discharge, or HIDs, contains a ballast and igniter to provide a white to bluish light. These lights are able to burn at a higher temperature without causing damage to the components of the light source or light housing. The result is a more intense light that is spread further, giving you more visibility while driving.
- LED. LED lights are able to produce an illumination similar to HID light bulbs without using as much power. These lights are smaller than the other two options.