Bryce Newell
Whether you’re driving a big truck or a cool sports car, there will come a time when your vehicle will bore you out. Fortunately, you can give your car that much-needed upgrade with a wide selection of auto parts and accessories. These must-have items range from floor mats to tires and even engine covers. But if you’re just looking to upgrade your vehicle’s lighting, LED lights might be your best bet.
Some of these are DIY and others you will need to head to the shop. Don’t be afraid to incorporate multiple upgrades to really make your car stand out.
LED Lighting
If you want to get noticed, lighting is the first thing you should start with. You can light up the interior or exterior. Be sure to check your state laws because some do not allow lighting. Starting with the interior. You can line the doors, console, headliner, and radio. For the exterior, you can do the rims, around the door, and even under the vehicle. You don’t want to get noticed in a bad way, so don’t over do it.
Lots of vehicles now have LED lights, with new lighting technology emerging. LED lighting for cars comes in various types, including interior light kits from LevittownFordParts. These lights offer several advantages — longer life, enough light, and instant rise time. Plus, LED lighting suits driving at night or in inclement conditions as it produces more light necessary for those situations. LED lights are more reliable than halogen lights as well, with a shockproof and waterproof design.
LED lighting gives you countless opportunities to enhance your car. For one, manufacturers offer these lights in different colors. The color options will not only enhance your vehicle’s lighting but also make it a stand-out among other cars. And what’s more, LED lights will work well with any part of your vehicle’s factory lighting system
Car Wrap
Wrapping your car can be a bit expensive but can be a big change. If you don’t like the color of the car you can change. The fun part is that you can even customize it with designs and graphics. The sky’s the limit with this upgrade. If you choose a trendy design don’t worry, you can peel it off when your done and swap it with something new.
Rims
Changing out the rims is a quick, and can be, inexpensive way to make a good upgrade. The prices on these also vary, but you can get a good set for $500 or less. You can order them online and have them installed at a local shop. It should only take an hour or less for them to be put on.
Headlight Covers
This is a very inexpensive DIY that will really change up the front of your car. If your lights are hazy, this will really make your car look old. You can opt for different colors as well.
Seat Covers
This is a good way to add your personality to your car very affordably. Be careful what you choose, because it can kill the coolness if you add a fuzzy steering wheel cover.
Stem Valve Caps
This is as easy as unscrewing the cap and screwing a new one on. Easy peasy. This is a really cheap way to add some fun or class to your vehicle. You can even opt for a custom design or one that matches the cars color or theme.
Sound System
A good system will let people hear you before they see you. When it comes to car audio, Rockford Fosgate is king. Subwoofers and amplifiers can range widely, so you may ask a pro for help. You should consider the space you have, because not all subs may fit your vehicle. You need to see where it will fit, either behind the seat or in the trunk. After you know the location, thing about your budget. You can spend hundreds or thousands. Even the cheaper systems will still get you noticed.
