XenonDepot HID kit installed in Toyota Venza

Just wanted to share a few of these awesome pictures from a customer who installed an Xtreme HID kit in their Toyota Venza. The Venza uses H11 bulbs on the low beams meaning you will need an H11 HID kit. This customer went with 4300k for the color temperature to get the most light and OEM functionality  (“Factory installed HID” look). The Venza is also equipped with factory projector headlights making it a perfect candidate for an HID kit.

“The lights have been fantastic!  Still going strong and working flawlessly.” – John, Hawaii

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XenonDepot HID kit installed in a new Chevrolet Equinox

If you own a 2010+ Chevrolet Equinox and are interested in getting some aftermarket upgrades for your new toy then consider a XenonDepot HID kit! Many of the new Chevrolet Equinox vehicles are equipped with factory projector headlights which make them a perfect candidate for an HID kit. Below are some pics of our 5000k HID kit – this color temperature will give you a crisp white output with a very slight hint of blue. The 2010+ Equinox uses H11 bulbs on the low beams meaning you will need an H11 HID kit.

The 2010+ Equinox does require an additional trick to set up an HID kit. It’s very simple to do and we provide everything you need to do the install. Contact us at 877-522-2701 to get more info!

Look at how sharp and defined that cut off is! All of our HID kits use laser aligned bulbs which means your stock beam pattern will be replicated.

 

A lot of people are also upgrading their high beam bulbs with Osram Nightbreaker Plus halogen bulbs – these bulbs are up to 90% brighter than stock and the quality is second to none! To upgrade these on your Equinox you will need Osram Nightbreaker Plus 9005 automotive bulbs

3000K Xtreme HID Kit Installed in a 2011 Honda Fit

Here are some recent pictures a customer sent us of his 2011 Honda Fit with an Xtreme HID Kit installed in his H11 fog lights.

The customer upgraded their fog lights with a 3000k Yellow HID Kit.  The intent of having yellow fog lights is to improve vision by removing shorter, blue wave lengths from the projected light. Aside from being functional, yellow fog lights actually look great! They offer a nice contrast when compared to your low beam headlights. Upgrading to a 3000K Xtreme HID Kit will also give your car, truck, or SUV a distinct look.

Volt HID Kit Installed in a 2006 Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT-8

Check out these awesome pics of our HID kit installed in a 2006 Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT-8. This customer went with 6000k for his 9006 headlights and 6000k for his H10 fog lights.

For those interested in upgrading their lighting, the Volt HID kit is available in 3000k, 4300k, 6000k and 8000k color temperatures. 6000k will provide bright white output and will have a blue tone to it. I’ts a good balance of usable light output and color.

Xtreme HID Kit installed in Honda Civic

Check out these great pics of our Xtreme HID kit installed in a pair of 2010 Honda Civics. Both Civics went with 5000k for the headlights which offers a nice balance of color and usable light output.

The Xtreme HID Kit is available in 3000k, 4300k, 5000k, 6500k and 8000k color temperatures.

2010 Toyota Corolla with 9006 Xtreme 4300K HID Kit & WeatherTech Visors

Check out these latest pictures from one of our customers who installed an Xtreme HID kit in his 2010 Toyota Corolla S. The Corolla uses 9006 bulbs for the Low Beam meaning that a 9006 HID kit was installed. This customer went with 4300k color temperature for the brightest possible light output.

The customer also purchased a pair of WeatherTech Window Visors for the front and back windows. WeatherTech Visors and Deflectors are crafted in Germany and are made out of the high quality 3mm lightly-tinted acrylic material. Make sure to also check out WeatherTech Sunroof Deflectors and WeatherTech Stone Deflectors!

Here’s the unbiased review from the customer:

It all started about two months ago when I called XenonDepot and spoke to Steve. I was initially going to buy a set of DDM HIDs but read on here that some members were having issues with their kits. I drilled Steve with questions (Sorry Steve lol) about his products versus the competitors that have been discussed here and he gave me the rundown between them. With the quality and customer service that Steve provided, I chose to select one of their HID kits. Don’t get me wrong, he didn’t bash any other companies but just told me what his offered and answered my questions completely.

Then came another decision lol…..which kit do I go with? I called him back a week later to ask about the Volt and Xtreme kits. The main difference is the relay harness that the Xtreme comes with, which I knew, but I wanted to know the feedback about the Volt. He told me that many customers get the Volt kit since its a little less expensive and have been very happy. I was curious about the longevity and running a kit on our cars without a relay harness. Every car that I had prior to my Corolla, I have ran a relay, whether it came with the kit or I made it myself.

In the end, I bought the Xtreme kit just because I wanted that peace of mind with a harness. It is a little more expensive, but “you gotta pay to play” right? SO anyways, I just installed it and happy with my decision. I got the 4300k Xtreme kit and WeatherTech Window Visors.

Thank you Steve for all your help and sorry if I was a pest. Customer service is top notch, don’t stray away from that. One major reason why I chose XenonDepot.

2008 Lexus IS250 H11 Volt 6000k HID Kit

Check out these great pics of our Volt HID kit installed in a 2008 Lexus IS250. This customer went with 6000k which is a nice balance of color and usable light output.

The Volt HID kit is available in 3000k, 4300k, 6000k and 8000k color temperatures. 6000k will provide bright white output and will have a blue tone to it.

2007 Australian Spec Toyota Camry H7 Xtreme 6500k HID Kit

Check out these great pics of our Xtreme HID kit installed in a 2007 Toyota Camry. This customer went with 6500k which is a nice balance of color and usable light output.

The Xtreme HID kit is backed by a 3 year warranty and will come with a relay harness allowing you to power the ballasts right from your battery.  The 2007 Camry uses an H11 bulb on the low beams meaning you will need an H11 HID kit.

Xtreme HID kit installed in Low beams and Fogs of Toyota 4Runner

Check out these latest pictures from one of our customers who installed an Xtreme HID kit in their Toyota 4Runner. The 2004 Toyota 4Runner uses 9006 bulbs on both the Low Beam and Fogs meaning you will need to get a 9006 HID kit for each if you are looking to upgrade both. This customer went with 4300k color temperature for the brightest possible light output. Looks awesome!

4300k Xtreme HID kit with Philips bulbs in Lexus GX470

Just wanted to share a few pictures of our Xtreme HID kit installed in a Lexus GX470. This customer upgraded their HID kit with genuine 4300k Philips HID bulbs to gain the most light output. The Lexus GX470 also uses projector headlights which makes it a perfect candidate for an HID conversion kit. The 4300k HID kit will provide you with 2-3 times more light output than stock. Once you drive a vehicle equipped with HID’s you will never want to go back to halogen again!