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PIAA Bulb

Fifty years of lighting innovation goes in to every PIAA bulb. That’s a lot of filament, glass, socket, and gasket design experience, and it’s all available to you every time you invest in a PIAA bulb for your headlights, tail lights, fog lights, or any other lighting system on your vehicle. And only a PIAA bulb is fully tested at each stage of its manufacture, to ensure you get a product that works right every time. So what makes a PIAA bulb special? According to the company, it starts with premium-quality glass for the bulb itself. Then each PIAA bulb has a welded focus ring that helps keep it in the right place regardless of vibration or shock—the one-piece filament support in a PIAA bulb helps with this too. The filament technology used in a PIAA bulb provides more light with less electricity, and finally a metal bond is used to keep the glass tube securely sealed. Then there’s light quality. A PIAA bulb gives off light that’s closer to sunlight in the spectrum as opposed to standard halogen lights. So you end up with natural looking light that lasts longer and uses less electricity, all when you specify a PIAA bulb for your application.

PIAA Fog Light

Whether you drive a big honkin’ SUV or a little sport compact car, you can find a PIAA fog light to give you more illumination, more reliability, and more durability than lighting from any other manufacturer. PIAA fog light products have adorned the front of the world’s finest rally cars, sports cars, and high-end luxury vehicles for nearly 50 years, and their aftermarket offerings span all kinds of shapes, sizes, and appearances. Most PIAA fog light products come with a special cut glass lens that distributes the light perfectly for inclement weather use. And instead of plastic, you’ll find special composites, aluminum, and steel in PIAA fog light housings. While it may not seem like a big deal, these materials allow the PIAA fog light to use a hotter bulb that offers more light without affecting longevity. Plus, when you have road debris or trail debris heading for the front of your ride, a heavy duty PIAA fog light housing is a lot more reassuring than a cheap plastic housing. Finally, aftermarket PIAA fog light kits are meant to be installed by enthusiasts, not mechanics. With pre-assembled harnesses that include relays, fuses, and switches, you can have your PIAA fog light set installed in an afternoon, not a weekend.