🔆 Antline Amber Yellow LED Bulbs - 1157 2057 2357 7528 BAY15D - Super Bright 1000 Lumens - Turn Signal Blinker Lights - Side Marker Lights -12-24V - Pack of 4 Review

Very bright even in daylight. I installed these 1157 LED bulbs in the motorcycle's front signal lights, excellent visibility when driving and the turn signal lights up very nicely. Tried some Sylvania Zevo bulbs advertised as 'Very bright' what a joke. The original bulbs were better. These Antoine onions are amazing! Buy something!

They rate them from 12V to 24V. These LED lights are terrible for your car, don't buy them. I was confused and thought it was my regular led light company and got them and only 2 came out of 4 and the 2 that had melted on my tail light even with restorers. If you can't control the voltage don't even bother unless you want to melt the wiring and need to get a new alternator. It's not 1000 lumens, I would say maybe 300.

Love the brightness, worked on my 1987 GMC Suburban. You will also need to buy an LED relay like this one (EF32RLNP Electronic LED Turn Signal Relay, DOTS APPROVED, INDEPENDENT POLARITY, 2 pins + ground wire, 12 volt https ://www.amazon.com/dp/B01GIU9M0Y/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_GFjaCbZG98QW3 ) to the light. No LED relay = no flashing light. 4/5 stars due to the fact that the LED relay needs to be checked with the seller.

These are used for one application only, car turn signals. It would only make sense to include a terminating resistor in the kit so they can be connected to most modern cars. I understand there is a workaround. These seem like good LEDs, but I wouldn't have to pay another $10-20 to hook up terminators or replace a reversing relay when it's pretty easy to fit into a lightbulb.

I had the same problems as others. The circuit board on the base of the lamp is too big to fit in the socket. I have a 1995 GMC c1500 in which I am trying to convert all the bulbs to LED and I saw photos of a similar car provided by another reviewer so I figured they would fit. I've only tried one lightbulb and it broke at a couple of solder joints trying to fit it into the socket. I probably can't get them back now that I broke one. I can't say anything about the brightness or anything like…

Tried another brand LED that claimed to be many times brighter and was disappointed, THESE DON'T disappoint. The other was a 5050 LED and when asked why it's so dim I found out it's only 210-270 lumens, a 1157 bulb is 400 lumens so their math was more than far off and sent me to go shopping. This company's product IS bright, you can see the difference between two different LEDs below, the difference is day and night, in fact the other type's lamps were even dangerous, they were so dim. Just…

The LED is a beautiful rich amber color and does not tarnish or fade like other LED indicators that are brighter but fade in colour. The only problem is that if you don't replace your relay, you will most likely have a hyperflashing problem. This is solved on Toyota and Subaru with a turn signal relay. But these are additional costs. The brightness is actually useful, especially for turn signals that are next to HID or LED headlights like my car. This gives a boost in brightness that is easy to

I used to have bad luck with LED car headlights. It looks like they are better. The low-power mode consumes about 1W, and the high-power mode consumes about 3.7W. In the low-power mode, they should work continuously for a long time, since there is no noticeable heating. They heat up quickly in high-power mode, so they can fail with continuous use. I installed them in my Jeep Grand Chrokee. I made a modification to the yellow turn signals. They only work intermittently and only in…