💡 High Power Chipsets 12V Alla Lighting LED Fog Lights Bulbs Xtreme Super Bright 80W CANBUS 2504 PSX24W Error Free 12276, 6000K Xenon White Review

Super bright fog lights. They cut through the fog like a hot knife through butter. In a world where good plug & play OEM lighting is rare, Alla Lighting steals the show with its 80W fog lights. I really don't like adding modules to a vehicle's lighting system; This is technology from the early 2000s. Plug & Play & LED is the future of lighting. I added them to a 2011 Jeep Patriot 4X4 for the daily driver. This car only offers OEM bulbs and no other supplier has offered anything with LED. But…

Love how they look in my BRZ. The car came with the original fog lights, but the stock bulbs were yellow compared to my LED and HID headlights. Online car dealers were asking $80 for a set like this, so I was very happy to find such a good product for less than half that price. They look great once installed and give the impression that they will last a long time. The seal around the electrical connectors as well as the retaining clip is better than the Subaru OEM. Being LED they will surely…

They illuminate the upper and lower tree lines! It's absurd how much brighter they are than the factory ones. Especially useful here in the Appalachian foothills. Under $50 on this product is a saving on top of the cost. Not to mention the aesthetics. The first picture shows the stock headlights with only the fog lights changed. The last two sentences are changed together. With conventional portable headlights, now also LED, the fog lights don't shine as intensely. But they still capture the…

God they are bright! I have a 2012 Jeep Wrangler and one of the fog lights blew out. I wasn't surprised because I turn them on every time I drive like daytime running lights. Instead of going to the OEM I decided to try LEDs. They are so bright that it is difficult to look at them. BUT as functional fog lights they are ABSOLUTELY NOT! The whole point of fog lights is to focus the light onto the road below the fog. Not this one. They spray light everywhere. I honestly think I could ride with…

I ordered these because my passenger light bulb had burned out. I have to admit I was a bit worried about this when I ordered them. Since some lightweight kits have fans and this one doesn't, I wasn't sure how hot they could get. When I checked, the stock headlight (pictured from the driver's side) was getting very hot where the LED felt cool, like the light wasn't even on. This purchase also prompted me to replace my halogen bulbs, they just don't seem right compared to LED fog lights…

It's only been a few days. But so far so good. I installed them on my 2013 Jeep Wrangler to replace the bulbs in my fog lights. I really like their high Kelvin color. very white For comparison, I immediately changed the bulbs in the headlights. I chose Philips CrystalVision Ultra (Halogen, no LEDs). Said to be the brightest and whitest Philips halogen bulb at 4000K. Alla LED Fog is definitely whiter than Philips CrystalVision. In hindsight I would also like to use a matching LED headlight bulb.