Select correct Lumax headlamps, tail lamps, and indicators for CV applications – wattage, beam pattern, and regulatory compliance explained.

What you will gain from this guide

  • Match wattage and socket type exactly – higher wattage melts wiring
  • Adjust headlamp aim after replacement to avoid blinding oncoming traffic
  • Use genuine Lumax for consistent photometric performance
  • LED retrofits may not be legal on all CV registrations – check RTO norms

Lighting failures are common MOT and RTO inspection failures. Cheap lamps fade within months and scatter beam patterns, reducing night visibility on highway routes.

Who this helps: Vehicle owners, workshop managers, and fleet buyers choosing between genuine and aftermarket parts.

Replacement checklist

  1. Photograph old lamp part number and connector
  2. Confirm 12V vs 24V system voltage
  3. Transfer bulb holder and rubber boots to new assembly if reusable
  4. Test high/low beam and indicator function before panel refit
  5. Aim headlights against a wall at standard distance

Practical tip: Carry spare H4 bulbs and fuse assortment on long-route fleet vehicles – 10-minute roadside fix vs hours waiting.

Your next steps

  1. Identify the correct part number before you order
  2. Search our catalogue or send us a clear photo if you are unsure
  3. Fit genuine or approved parts and keep the invoice on file
  4. Contact us if you need help with fleet quotes or bulk orders

Need help with a part number or a fleet quote? Search the catalogue or get in touch – we deliver across India and can ship export orders when you need them.

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