Lexus

Lexus is Japan’s bestselling premium car. It’s a luxury vehicle produced by Japanese vehicle manufacturer Toyota. The brand has been repeatedly ranked among the 10 largest global brands from Japan in terms of market value. It has been marketed in over 70 territories and countries worldwide. Its headquarters are located in Nagoya, Japan with operational centers spanning Plano, Texas, and Brussels, Belgium.

The first Lexus was the Canada-produced RX 300 which was released in 2003 following 2001 to 2005 corporate reorganization by Toyota. This launched the design, engineering, and manufacturing of Lexus in its own operational centers.

Currently, majority of the models are produced in Japan. This takes place at Toyota’s Aichi, Tahara, Kyushu, Fukuoka, and Chubu plants in the Kyushu and Chubu regions. Since the first Lexus was built, Toyota has expanded its sales to areas outside the United States. The first Japan-based dealership was inaugurated in 2005, making Lexus the first premium car brand from Japan to launch in its own country. The brand later grew to Southeast Asia, Europe, Latin America, and other areas.

Lexus Models Light Bulb Size Chart

When you want to replace the bulbs on your Lexus parking lights, turning signals and headlights, it is crucial to first find out the type of replacement bulb size that you need. This can be a consuming task especially when you want to install High-Intensity Discharge (HID) headlight kit or Xenon Headlamp kit in place of your original headlamp. It’s also advisable to do the same for interior lighting bulbs where Light Emitting Diode bulbs are to be installed.

Lexus light bulb replacement guides can be found online for free. They have been cataloged to include everything you need for your Lexus’ lighting system. The information is useful in changing broken light bulbs, replacing headlight and other light bulbs, installing LED light bulbs and HID headlight conversion. The process has been broken down into easy steps that save time in trying to figure out which bulb size is the most appropriate for your Lexus.

However, the information provided is not guaranteed. Users should apply it at their own risk. To be on the safe side, recheck all the bulb voltages, sizes and wattages before carrying out any tasks on your lighting system.

Lexus Aftermarket Headlights Guide

Lexus models use a lot of lights to illuminate both the interior and the road ahead. As such, it can be difficult to figure out the right bulb size when you need to fix broken lights and blown bulbs. Other details that may be challenging to figure out include wattage and voltages.

The most significant difference in the Lexus lighting system can be seen in its headlights. For these, Halogens, LED, and Bi-xenon bulbs are appropriate. However, they cannot be interchanged. Vehicles with High-Intensity Dischargers normally require only one bulb while the Halogen headlights need different types for the high and low beams.

Wedge Based Bulbs

Wedge based bulbs are normally found within the interior. OEM bulbs come with normal filaments but they can be replaced with LEDs. LEDs produce more light and are usually more durable. The bulb numbering can be interchanged between the Halogen and LED. However, the type of bulbs should be carefully picked. LEDs provide light in a single direction, unlike normal bulbs. They are, however, available in different styles.