🔆 Alla Lighting Newest H10 9145 LED Fog Lights Bulbs - Amber Yellow PY20D 9140 9045 9040 9155 AL-R Version - 5200 Lumens Xtreme Super Bright Replacement: Enhanced Visibility for Foggy Conditions Review

What a huge improvement! My 2027 Ford F-150 used to have a set of white LED bulbs installed. When it was on, I could see a bit to the sides but not too much forward, especially in fog. Now, with these new Alla amber LED fog lights, I could see ahead and to the side. I highly recommend these lamps.

Very bright with a wide flat beam, great for bad weather. They aren't very strong so be careful when installing them (I tried too hard and damaged the connector on one of them). An Allen key is included to adjust beam alignment (this was not required on our 2014 Expedition)

I've installed them and so far they've been great. They are significantly lighter than the original and the color looks good. They seem to be of good quality and I am happy with them. The only issue I had was that the o-ring that came with it was a lot thicker than stock to seal it when installed. I have replaced the o-ring on my existing lights and they fit great and seal well.

Two of these broke on the black plastic connector during installation. I found that I had to apply WD-40 around the edge and use pliers on the red aluminum fins to screw them into place. The halogen headlights I took out were easy to fold in and out by hand, so I have no idea what the problem with them is. However, they are very light. The yellow tint is exactly what I wanted. I will update this if they run into any problems over time.

Bulbs came quickly and are very bright; Unfortunately, the o-ring at the base was too thick to fit my fog light housing (2004 GMC Sierra). Luckily, the LEDs I had installed before used an o-ring that was a bit thinner, so I was able to easily swap out and install the rings. They've only been installed for a few days, so I can't comment on durability yet. If there are problems I will update accordingly.

This bulb is listed as suitable for 9145/H10 applications but does/does NOT fit properly in the factory fog lamp housing on my 2014 Chevrolet SS. The aluminum socket presumably prevents the lamp from being pushed that far into the housing that it rotates and locks into place. I noticed that the part number label on the box says "latest" model or something, so I'm wondering if Alla's cheaper OEM-style plastic case version will suffice. Disappointing.

Two installation problems in my 2006 Dodge Magnum with reflector - lamp housing type fog lights: 1 The o-ring included in the kit was too thick, which prevented it from fully penetrating the flange. I didn't want to use any lube in this area to avoid heat induced gas formation that could fog up the interior of the case. I reused the o-ring from an old halogen bulb and the fit is instantly better.2. The lamp could not be rotated to fix it due to the thickness of the lugs. I had to make a chamfer