ANTLINE Extremely Bright 3157 LED Bulbs - 1260 Lumens, White - Pack of 4 for Car Backup, Brake, Tail, Turn Signal Lights Review

Extremely bright rear lights! Look amazing on the 2018 Ford F-150 taillights! Illuminates the road when driving at night and even during the day! They are well made and also snap securely into the bulb sockets so you don't have to worry about the bulbs falling out of the sockets into the taillight housing. I added load resistors (2) 25w resistors to the taillight to prevent/stop the fast turn signal signal from only appearing inside the truck and not outside. So people won't notice the quick…

I have been using this brand and model of LED lights in my trucks for 6 or 7 years. They are really bright and also have a big difference in brightness levels. You can't go wrong with these lights when turning or braking. I also have yellow ones for the front turn signals and they're incredibly bright too. They used to be sold as the equivalent of "80 watts" and I don't know if that's technically correct (maybe that's why they don't sell them that way anymore), but they are easily three times…

I have 2106 RAM 1500 and it's very hard to find cheap bulbs that don't cause CANBUS errors. I had a set of LED brake lights that I bought in 2017 and one just burned out. They were great and cheap and after 4 years they were worth the original purchase. The Amazon seller was long gone so I had to look for such bulbs. So my setup uses built in resistors to prevent fast blinking. I bought a replacement kit from another seller and as soon as I put it in I got a warning that both bulbs weren't…

I bought these LED bulbs to replace my spare bulbs after watching Scotty Kilmer's youtube channel. Specific video titled "Every Car Needs This Mod". Many of you, like me, have probably had a hard time backing into your driveway or garage. Unfortunately, the memory of this experience is short-lived and quickly fades after you park your car. I thought long and hard about replacing the reverse lights, but never remembered ordering a kit until I saw the video. Thanks Scotty for the recommendation…

The lamp turns on, it's nice and white but actually a lot less bright than the stock lamp. The problem is that the lens around the bulb is designed to accommodate the filament in a specific location. The LEDs are not in this place and scattered because the lamp is long. So while the LEDs themselves can be brighter (though not very obviously), the fact that the source is out of focus of the lens means the effective brightness is much lower. I just replaced one of my DRLs with a 2005 Silverado…