Fog lights on w/ High Beams, New GM trucks
Works just like on the last couple gen trucks. New 2020 Silverado Will see how much it helps. Last Chebby, 2016 model, it was night and day difference (pun intended, lol). Well not quite, but...
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StirCrazy wrote:
I think there is a misconception that new vehicles have fog lights. they don't the new vehicles are equiped with driving lights in adition to the regular low beam and high beem, people just call them fog lights. so you will see the combanation of driving lights and high beam make a wonderfull fill and light up the whole sightline.
Steve
Agree, whatever you call them, they compliment driving beams. Mfgs call them "fog lights" on many vehicles, and of the dozen or more different vehicles over the last 20+ years with OEM "fog/driving" lights, I can say with a great deal of certainty that none of them could be considered a driving light type beam or projection distance save for maybe our Mustang GT with the big round auxiliary lights in the grille. Every other vehicle with low bumper mounted lights don't project out far at all and they are a spread beam that tends to light up the shoulders.
But, I'm sure all that are providing conjecture here must have different experiences with OEM lights on popular US "tow vehicles?"
