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LED Bulbs

Upgrade the lights you already have. The right LED bulb in your high beam, low beam and fog lights gives better visibility and whiter light than halogen. Find the right bulb by the socket your car uses, for example H7, H4 or H1.

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High beam: Luxtar Hero

When the road is clear you want as much reach as possible. Luxtar Hero is our brightest LED bulb, with roughly six times the light of halogen and built-in CAN bus that prevents bulb warnings in most cars.

Low beam: Luxtar Premium Canbus

In the low beam the beam pattern matters most, so you see more without dazzling oncoming traffic. Luxtar Premium Canbus gives three to four times the light of halogen and suits everyday driving in town and on country roads.

Fog lights: Luxtar Onyx

Luxtar Onyx gives a lot of light for the money and a clear boost close to the car in poor conditions. Onyx has no CAN bus, so some cars need a resistor to avoid a bulb warning.

Not sure which bulb to choose? Read Best low beam and high beam bulbs 2026, where we compare Hero, Premium Canbus, Osram Night Breaker LED and more.

Find the right bulb for your car

The socket is listed in the owner manual or on the base of the old bulb. The easiest way is to search by your registration number and see which bulbs fit. Not sure? Call or email us and we will check for you.

Questions and answers

Which LED bulb is best for high beam?

Luxtar Hero. It gives the most reach, roughly six times the light of halogen, and has built-in CAN bus.

Does LED in the low beam dazzle others?

Not with the right bulb fitted correctly. Luxtar Premium Canbus is made for low beam and gives a beam pattern that does not dazzle oncoming traffic.

Do LED bulbs need CAN bus?

Many newer cars check the current in each bulb and show a warning with a plain LED. Hero and Premium Canbus have CAN bus built in. With Onyx some cars need a resistor.

Which socket does my car use?

Check the owner manual or the base of the old bulb, or search by your registration number in our vehicle finder.