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The SYLVANIA XtraVision Halogen Headlight delivers more downroad visibility using a brighter light bulb with no added glare. We achieve this with a robust filament design and propriety gas mixture that can be driven for superior performance. This XtraVision headlight has also been designed for maximum durability.
Product Features
- See Sylvania’s Automotive Bulb Replacement Guide in the Technical Details below to confirm compatibility
- More downroad performance than basic bulbs
- Increased downroad visibility with no added glare
- Proprietary filament design to increase performance and ensure durability
- Manufactured by trusted OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) light source supplier
- Legal for on road use
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