- What does an Autolizer HID conversion kit include?
- The 35W kits pair two slim ballasts with a matched pair of xenon bulbs and the wiring needed to connect to the factory harness. You reuse your existing headlight housings; the kit changes the light source, not the lamp assembly.
- What is the difference between 4300K, 6000K and 8000K Autolizer bulbs?
- Lower Kelvin ratings give warmer, more OEM-like light with the most usable output, while higher ratings shift toward blue. The 8000K 5202 kit trades some visible brightness for a cooler tint. All are 35W kits, so output is similar across colors.
- Will an Autolizer HID kit work in my car?
- Fitment depends on the bulb type, so match the kit to your factory bulb number, such as 5202 for certain GM and Chrysler applications. Vehicles with CAN-bus or bulb-out warnings may need a resistor or error canceler. HID retrofits in halogen reflectors are restricted in some states.
- Where is Autolizer cheapest?
- Prices vary by retailer and kit, and this page shows no active discounts at the moment. Compare the same bulb type and Kelvin rating across stores rather than the kit name alone, since listings differ in what is bundled.
- What is the return policy on Autolizer kits?
- Returns are handled by the retailer that sold the kit, not by Autolizer directly. Check the seller's window and whether opened lighting components qualify before ordering.