🔆 Alla Lighting 912 921 LED Reverse Lights Bulbs: Brilliantly Bright 6000K Xenon White CANBUS T10 T15 906 W16W 921K 922 Back-up, Cargo Lights Replacement - Superior with 4014 30-SMD Technology Review

Colorado 2018. Photos show LED installed on driver's side and OEM on passenger's side. It's not really brighter, but white light helps some. When it comes to the rear camera, there isn't much of a difference. I had hoped for more improvement. UPDATE: I've tried a few of the more expensive Diode Dynamics XP50's and haven't noticed any difference to ALLA. ALLA lights are worth their price.

For reversing lights on F150 2014. Difference between day and night. LEDs put out probably 10x more light, and it's a bright white light, not blue, just white. They're hard to beat for reversing lights. I would not recommend them for cargo lights on the back of the F150 cabin. These little lights give off a lot of heat and some have melted the lenses. Not a problem for reverse lights as they don't last as long and the bulb isn't that close to the lens.

Gives a brighter, whiter light than OEM bulbs. The extra light helps when reversing, I can see better through the rear camera and when I turn my head and look behind. Easy to install (for CR-V 2017+ it is located behind a small panel on the inside of the tailgate. Just lift the door, remove the panels and you will see a big connector and a small connector - that's a big one ) , unplug the power cord, rotate the lamp housing counterclockwise, pull it out, and replace the lamp).

Pros: 0 Cons: Although they don't 'project' light, focused light, 1000 lumens is THOUSAND LUMEN. Siruis guided? 400 lumens. I didn't photograph what they threw away when copying, but I can assure you that "SiriusLED" DEFINITELY puts more light on an area than "Alla Lighting". I thought it was because there was a car parked to the right of my car and I could see more light from that bulb compared to Alla Lighting; So there was nothing to the left of my car but bushes. So nothing from him…

Got two pairs, one for my car, one for my brother. Turns out his car has a different lightbulb (my mistake). They are much lighter than the originals, now I can see when they are secured! It's a bit chilly at the moment, but I can see it working well for temporary lighting, like setting up a tent in the dark or hitching a trailer to a hitch. I used a bulb from the extra set I for the tail light (it's too big to fit in the cover as it was made for a much smaller T-10 bulb, but is about the same…

So I installed these reverse lights on my '08 Tundra six months ago. As we all know, the reversing lights are only used when you put the reverse gear in... so very short usage time compared to normal driving... At first I was very impressed. Very bright, just what I was looking for. Spring turned to summer and the days got long and I didn't drive at dusk/night so I couldn't see the reverse behavior. Recently, as the days were getting shorter and I was getting home late from work, I pulled into…

I have a Buick Encore Avinar and I wanted a better light than the miserable backup provided. This bulb was listed as fitting my car but has two issues. The lamp is too big. It is a quarter inch longer than a standard lamp. can you force Yes, but it's still not worth it because of clause 2.2. Apparently Buick joked with their lighting scheme. I had the Buick dealer install these bulbs as access to the bulbs was difficult. They did exactly that and told me they were too long but taped them in…