🚘 Alla Lighting 3800lm 899 880 LED Fog Light Bulbs 893 885, 3000K Amber Yellow - Extreme Brightness for Auto Motorcycle Cars Trucks SUVs Review

Easy installation. H27/880 exactly matched Hyundai Grand Starex fog lights. a very nice shade of yellow that is at least twice as bright as my old halogen bulbs. I will order another set for my Hyundai Genesis Coupe with the same fog light bulbs.

When using these 1999-2002 LEDs as fog lights, THE CONNECTION MUST BE STRAIGHT, not at a 45 degree angle, you cannot twist them Lock these in place . The LED bulbs work great, fit right in, nice and bright. Can't answer the durability question yet, but very happy so far.

They were easy to install on a 2003 Nissan Xterra. We overcome 2 different mountain passes at night, both in snow and in rain. These yellow LED bulbs worked great. I've since bought them on a Hyundai Tucson and a Chev Silverado pickup. Headlights worked very well, no complaints. As for durability, we'll see.

I've been looking for a good yellow light for driving in the fog for a long time without installing fog lights. These lamps connect directly to the standard wiring harnesses and connector. Huge difference in fog and driving in general. Easy install and still works great. It was an amazing purchase. If and when they should wear out. I will definitely buy another set of these lamps.

First impression after installation was disappointing, of course they are yellow and I wanted them, I have yellow fog lamps on all my cars. They're not as bright as the standard bulbs they replaced, and one of those will eventually only work at half brightness. This car has only been driven a couple of times at night so in the 3+ months they have been in the car they are starting to break down with less than an hour drive. Wouldn't recommend these headlights at all if they weren't in the show…

Significantly brighter than standard OEM bulbs and I definitely like the yellow. I wish they were a little brighter, but that's not what fog lights are for. That's why I have high/low beam LEDs. Unfortunately, Dodge's factory settings only allow me to turn on the fog lights along with the high beams, or just as running lights. The lightbulbs themselves are not to blame. I have to bypass the factory wiring to use it with high beam when actually driving in fog or snow. I recommend!

To say they're weak is an understatement. I can see them turned on and glowing a nice yellow light when I get out of my truck and look at them from the front. From the driver's seat, however, there's no noticeable difference whether those fog lights are on or off. I've worn them in my truck for a few months so they seem reasonably durable, but since they don't emit enough light to be considered functional that means absolutely nothing. The other day I decided to do a test and turned them on in…

So here's the problem: This design is a blade with LED chips on each side. This means that it mainly emits light along one axis. My Chevy Silverado's fog light housing is stretched out horizontally. If you mount the light on one side of the truck, the axis along which it shines is horizontal, which is great. On the other hand, however, the blade is oriented so that the light shines along the vertical axis, so it doesn't reflect the light well. It was not good. I didn't really pay attention to…