🔆 Antline Amber Yellow LED Bulbs 3157 3156 3057 4157 3056 - Super Bright 1000 Lumens, 12-24V - Pack of 4 Review

I decided to replace all the bulbs in my car with LEDs but when I replaced the signal/parking lights the standard Sylvania ones did LEDs don't work. seems bright enough so i decided to buy this set and wow it was like night and day. Also, they were a lot cheaper for a set of 4, I should have started with that. They were a little hard to hit, but not that bad. In the photo, the light on the right is a standard Sylvania LED and the light on the left is an ant line, and it was so much brighter…

A year ago I bought LED turn signal bulbs in a store. Since then my car (Malibu LT 2004) has had hyper blinking which I believe is due to the low consumption of the LEDs but I could live with that, I liked the faster blink rate. The lightbulbs I bought at the store for $20 gradually stopped working, a few LEDs didn't light up, and finally I decided I needed to replace them, so I bought these Revain lightbulbs. They are much brighter, better quality and cheaper than those sold in stores. My…

4 of 8 I bought failed and my lens and tube melted! I have to replace the entire assembly which cost me over $200! I changed the lightbulbs in a couple of plugs to make sure I wasn't just shorting or surging in my outlet. I am a certified technician with more skills than most to properly install an aftermarket product on vehicles of any make, model, or year. The fault is due to a poor quality product that cannot handle the load that a regular lightbulb should handle. BTW the bulbs that worked…

At under $20 this is definitely worth the price. Remember these bulbs shine through original taillight lenses which are designed for a single light source and should diffuse it in its own pattern so it's not like installing a beacon on the back of your car. Now why would I do it again. In the first picture, these LED bulbs were on the right and the traditional bulbs on the left. They are about 30%, but more important. See how much light fills the taillight lens. The lights on the left clearly…

Absolutely Loved Abstracts! About 95 percent complete as all my bulbs have been replaced with LEDs on my 2001 Jeep Cherokee and I can say I am very pleased. Compared to the new standard bulb, I couldn't believe how much brighter the LEDs were. The stock ones looked like low dimmer settings, and then when you turned the dimmer all the way up, that's how I could describe the comparison. It was a simple switch, and like all LEDs it gave off almost no heat, which can be a bad thing if you live in…

They are a bit brighter and work but it was quite difficult to fit them into the socket on the front turn signal lights on my 2007 Toyota Tundra. I had to push really hard to get them into the socket deep enough to make power/electricity contact. The taillights are much better since I replaced all 4 turn signals (front and rear). I was disappointed to see that I now have Hyperflare and will try to adjust to that first before attempting to order and install resistors (lv_ov_lig_dp_it). I've read

I used them as front and rear turn signals on my 1999 Ford F350. When I opened the box and they arrived my first thought was "Oh these things are HUGE". But there was enough space in the lenses in the truck and they fit perfectly, don't worry. Since I needed 4 and it was an 8 pack I figured I might as well use a couple of these for backup lights. Even if they're just single filaments (remember 1157 instead of 3157?), they fit and glow great and are way brighter than the old incandescent bulbs…