[memaster]

If you want to spend a little more money, HID is also a good option. It gives a lot more lights than regular bulbs and the installation is very easy. You would need to lower your headlight aim a bit though since the lens are not designed for HID.

 

[memaster]

I am speaking of as a 4-year HID kit user and all I have are positive input. I really have to disagree with you... HID kits are not junk. Not for the reason to sell another forum on Tundra Solution.

 

[memaster]

The video clip is good and I don't disagree on HIDs are not designed for a halogen housing. This can be easily explained that the latest/higher end HID equipped vehicles are using projector lens. However, some current and earlier models (i.e., Toyota Avalon, Nissan Altima, Last generation Lexus RX, GS, and LS, Last generation Acura TL, etc) are still using the halogen housing for HID. How do the factory vehicles get away with this? Answer: >>> A carefully adjusted light beam<<<

The HID kit illuminates better than conventional halogen and it needs to be re-aligned after the installation so the light is not offensive to the on-coming traffic.

The HID kit is not for everyone, it's just an alternate option to "oconn11" original post.