Every BMW E60 Needs This Headlights Upgrade

I invested my time into researching the best possible upgrades for BMW E60 headlights. In this video I present you my top 3 picks as well as some cheap options to make your current headlights look better.
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😍 in love with those headlights

[@HarisCars]

yeah those laser lights with blue details are on top!

[@jamerylpow912]

Do you have to run wire from positive terminal to headlight wiring for drl to work? For the g30 aftermarket headlight

[@HarisCars]

Good question, this is what I found on their website:
When installing, use the wire harness to connect the two headlights to the positive terminal of the battery.
After the installation is completed, you need to close the engine cover and all doors, lock the car with the key and then unlock it again. Then the daytime running light will work.
The daytime running lights will not turn on until the turn signal flashes twice, because the daytime running lights require a double flash signal and cannot be turned on directly with the light switch.
If the daytime running lights do not go out, it is usually because the hood/door/trunk is not closed.

[@DanDinnz]

Sorry if I'm asking a stupid question. How do you know which size halo rings to buy?

[@HarisCars]

Usually the product page should state for which model are the halo rings suitable for.

[@MiahE46]

the no.1 is plug and play?

[@HarisCars]

When installing, use the wire harness to connect the two headlights to the positive terminal of the battery. After the installation is completed, you need to close the engine cover and all doors, lock the car with the key and then unlock it again. Then the daytime running light will work. The daytime running lights will not turn on until the turn signal flashes twice, because the daytime running lights require a double flash signal and cannot be turned on directly with the light switch.

[@resktv]

They look nice, but unfortunately, if LEDs gonna stop working, you can throw it to trash, not worth the price.

[@HarisCars]

always keep a pair of your OEM headlights, just in case!

[@resktv]

​@@HarisCars sure do, but they could make them with replaceable bulbs.