Lights
About number plate lights: In New Zealand, it is a legal requirement for your car’s number plate / license plate to be visible at all times. For this reason, you will find that most cars have at least one light that shines onto your car’s number plate,...
What is the dome light bulb? The interior centre dome light bulb is often referred to as the interior light or center light. It is the small light located inside your car, between the front and back seats. The interior centre dome light comes in handy when you need to...
What are daytime running lights? Daytime running lights (or always-on lights) are a feature found in many late-model cars. They are bright lights that are usually built into the headlight assembly. Daytime running lights remain on whenever your engine is running and...
About headlight switches: As its name suggests, the headlight switch is an electronic switch that controls your car’s headlight functions. In most cases, the headlight switch will control several other functions. Depending on your car, the headlight switch could...
About car reverse lights: When your car’s transmission is put into reverse, two bright car reverse lights will illuminate from the back. Car reverse lights allow others to see when you are reversing, and helps to light the area that you are reversing into. This...
About trailer tail lights: Just like cars, there are several regulations that need to be addressed in order to have your trailer road-legal. In New Zealand, it is a legal requirement for your trailer to have visible tail lights. This allows it to remain visible at all...
