lights

They're rubbish and just a marketing ploy. You'd be better off with a 50% brighter bulb which is white. If you think about it any bulb coating is going to absorb light so there is less to see with. Plus quite a few people (myself included) find blue light much more difficult to focus upon.

Thanks for replying.i try and get a set.it was because i was driving back from Bognor Regis and it is roads without lights and i need good headlamps.so you think a brighter bulb will do the trick? thanks again from chris..

Don't forget the obvious issue of keeping the headlamp glass clean. The headlamp glass on my wife's car was caked in salt from the road. A quick wash with some warm water made a vast improvement to the brightness.

Raymond

If you can get the Phillips, or other 50% brighter bulbs, they are definitely the way to go. Brian, also in Addlestone.

Thanks. and what part of Addlestone?? you have probly seen my 405 its got a C.B.twig on the rear boot.

Its a shame that the shop in Addlestone has gone. and they dont keep a lot of stock where they are now.that shop will be missed.had every thing you needed,

Do you mean SAP who have moved next to the Peugeot place in Brighton Road?

yes thats them they dont have much stock. but they can order any parts in, from chris addlestone

I would recommend the ring ultra xenon or philips vision plus if you are looking at H4 bulbs - try eBay they are about =A315 a pair. The philips bulbs get a better review but I think the ring are at least as good (106 - with vision plus, 206 - with ultra xenon)

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