Led Lights and Winter driving.

Any headlight wiper/washer kits out there? One of the mod-crazy members must have tried it by now.

 

You're the one telling us they're heated. I researched, I couldn't find it. That's why I'm asking you since it seems like you know quite a bit on the subject.

 

Here is a good educational article from a few years ago. https://www.electronicsweekly.com/news/products/led/car-makers-focus-on-led-headlights-2-2013-03/
Enjoy.

 

something like these may be handy in the snow http://kustom54lighting.com/12-18-Toyota-Tacoma-Amber-LED-Fog-Lights-PRE-ORDER_p_355.html

 

I read it. It was from 2013. Lighting has changed quite a bit in 5 years. They talk about possibly adding rear defrost like lines to the headlights, which I haven't seen. And fans in the LEDs which are common in aftermarket LEDs.

 

Totally agree. If there was a heater in the headlight and I can't feel it with my hand with the headlight on then at 10 below during a snow storm they're going to be useless.

Point being that I live in a cold climate with plenty of snow and I haven't had any issues. Manufactures also see the benefit of LED's with little issue of snow build up. The light output of my led's in my high, fogs, and light bar far exceeds the poor light output of my stock lights. I live in deer country and not a chance I would ever go back.

 

The Tacoma is silver. The rav4 is white. Both in my garage. Lights on about 3 minutes before the picture. Rav4 is OEM. Tacoma running XD Extreme pro.

 

Thanks for the post.

 

The result of driving through Northern Alberta in -40°. LED bulbs installed.