OEM Mitsubishi Fog and Driving Lights

Mitsubishi Fog & Driving Lights FAQ

Fog Lights vs. Driving Lights: What's the Difference?

Fog lights are for lighting the way in bad weather; they do that by shining lower, more widely, and more brightly, with shorter beams. They do this much better (and more safely) than your average headlights, too, according to the defensive driving experts at DriveSafe Online. Driving lights, on the other hand, are lights made to help out the headlights' high-beam function; they mount on the front grille of a car, truck, or SUV, and they shine wider and further than headlighting alone.

What Types of Fog and Driving Lights are There for Mitsubishi Vehicles?

There are three, generally: halogen (the commonest, found on some older, smaller cars), Xenon (high-intensity discharge/HID; found on some hatchbacks and sports cars like Mitsubishi Mirage and Mitsubishi Eclipse), and LED (which are more energy-efficient, and found on many newer Mitsubishi vehicles these days). When to replace them is straightforward. Halogen, you should change about every couple of years. HID, on the other hand, you change as they weaken, every three years or so. LED, change if their electronics fail or the bulbs themselves burn out. Fog light lifespan can vary; check your owner's manual or other manufacturer's documentation for specifics.

How Much Does Mitsubishi Fog and Driving Light Replacement Cost on Average?

Recent data from RepairPal suggests between $70 and $85 or so. Cost can depend, however, on Mitsubishi model. YourMechanic, for example, claims that replacing a fog or driving light on one like Mitsubishi Outlander can run $110 on average. You can save money going DIY, but if you need help with an install, get in touch with a Mitsubishi dealer to schedule a service appointment.

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