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2010-2013 Kia Forte OE Style Left Headlight H7/H1 Bulb Type

K2 Industries
K2-8568-KIA-006-HL
Headlights
$180.00 $149.99
$149.99

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2010-2013 Kia Forte OE Style Left Headlight H7/H1 Bulb Type
2010-2013 Kia Forte OE Style Left Headlight H7/H1 Bulb Type

Direct replacement left headlight assembly engineered to match factory fitment and performance specs. OE-style optics deliver stock beam pattern and brightness. Designed as a bolt-in swap with no modification required.

✓ Factory Mounting Points ✓ In-House Quality Check ✓ Ships from FL Warehouse
Key Features
  • H7/H1 dual bulb configuration - Handles both low and high beam without adapter plates
  • Stock lens geometry - Produces OEM-spec beam pattern with no hotspots or dark zones
  • Direct bolt-in design - Uses factory attachment points; no drilling or bracket fabrication
Specs
  • Left-side headlight assembly
  • H7/H1 bulb type
  • OE-style hard panel construction
What's Included
  • Left headlight assembly only
Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to buy bulbs separately?

Yes. This assembly ships without bulbs installed. You'll source H7 and H1 replacements separately and install them into the sockets.

Will this bolt straight into my existing mounting points?

Yes. The assembly uses factory attachment points — no drilling, brackets, or modifications needed. Disconnect the OEM connector, unbolt the old housing, bolt this one in, and reconnect the wiring harness.

Do I need to adjust aim after install?

Not unless your old housing was damaged or misaligned. Since this is a direct OE-style replacement, beam aim should track with factory specs once bolted in. A headlight aim check at install is good practice if you're unsure of the previous unit's condition.

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