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Message: <blockquote data-quote="delling3" data-source="post: 1468614" data-attributes="member: 22616">Flashing occurs when the headlights aren't aimed incorrectly.  If aimed correctly, nobody should be flashing you.  LED's and HID's are substantially brighter than halogens, but of course you are  more prone to being flashed if the aiming isn't spot on.   LED's are the newest technology of the three.  They require the lowest amount of current, and do not generate as much heat.  There are different styles of LED bulbs, and not all are created equal - particularly if you are running refelctor style head lights.  I found these guys to be a good source of information.  [MEDIA=youtube]LT-s4Eg7cyw[/MEDIA] .  They have a lot of videos on Youtube that will help educate you.  They sell HID and LED, so whichever is right for you, they should be able to help.  I have no interest in this company, but I will say I am very pleased with the light output of my lights, and I have yet to be flashed.  I am running CSP Mini LED's which are among the cheaper sets they sell, and they were an easy fit with no modifications to the wiring.</blockquote>