Lights
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...
About headlights and fog lights: The front lights on your vehicle are important to your car’s driveability and safety at night. They allow you to see what is in front of you and allow other drivers to see you coming. Functional headlights are often required in...
About indicator bulbs and lenses: Your car’s indicators play an important role. They allow you to tell other drivers where you are going. Inside each indicator is a bulb and a lens. When the indicator is activated, the bulb will light up and flash intermittently...
Why are the tail / parking lights important? When your car’s headlights are turned on, the tail lights (or parking lights) are also activated. The tail lights are located on the back of your vehicle and allow your vehicle to be seen from behind, especially late...
Why are indicators important? Indicators / turn signals are very important to your car’s safety. They allow other drivers to know where you are going so that they can stay out of your way. They also double as hazard lights, which are activated during an...
