💡 Powerful, DOT Approved 90W LED Headlights for Jeep Wrangler 97-2017 & More – High/Low Beam, JK TJ LJ JKU Rubicon Sahara H1 H2, Toyota Land Cruiser, Dodge Dakota – 2 PCS Black Review

I find it difficult. Overall, I really like them on my 2003 Wrangler. There are three things that stand out: 1. They emit a TON of light. I had to adjust the headlights down about 5 full turns from the stock headlights. Before I did that, many oncoming drivers shone their headlights at me. 2. I'm a little worried about their durability as this is honestly an unnamed imported product. The box they came in (which was well packaged) was literally navy blue with no printing. They work great but I…

As you can see I gave them 4 stars in the three categories listed but only 3 stars overall. I made this because they don't last very long before something inside starts to dangle and the light starts to flicker. And I'm not sure if the headlights or the Harley Davidson I installed it on is to blame. Sealed beams like this one you can buy from a HD dealer is 600,00+ and from all the wealthier people bought this 6 times. the more expensive lamp tested says nothing about lifespan. I've owned…

start over. The packaging was good and the product well protected. Sitting in the box, I'm impressed with the look and feel of the lights. As others have said the flashlights have a great look and feel and a nice weight that takes away the "cheap" feel. I immediately noticed that the connector does not fit my Jeep. Don't worry, under the headlights there is an adapter wiring harness with my well-known connector and. When installing it, I noticed that the light fits perfectly into the Jeep's…

Welcome to the new technology. My '87 Porsche 944 has old sealed headlights; Really sucks to be honest which is why I've been using OFF ROAD H4 halogen bulbs for about 20 years. They were bright and didn't bother oncoming traffic. Well my new 911 has super bright LED headlights; so I figured why not get them for the 944. SO I DID. They were recommended on the Porsche blog for 944 owners and installed at my Porsche dealership today. and tonight I went with them. I have a lot of headlights that…

The product arrived on time and was packaged very well. They're a lot brighter than I expected and I need a little more time to line them up properly so I can ride without annoying everyone. I installed them right in front of the house and when you turn them on there is a clear dividing line. I thought I had adjusted them enough, but as I moved away from home I realized that more adjustment was probably needed. However, last night I drove out in a Jeep to test out the new eyeballs and a violent

I've spent some time finally buying these lights as there are so many choices. But based on previous reviews I was convinced to try them (the price was certainly attractive too). Overall, the light convinced me. After a long drive (over 2500 miles to California and back) I fell in love with her. There are a few things I would like to point out: 1. The lamps come in completely plain packaging with absolutely zero installation instructions. This seems a bit counterproductive from a marketing…

Well, let's start like everyone else. These are good headlights, they seem to be very well made. They are quite heavy compared to the factory headlights, which tells me the radiator is well made too. I really like that they've built in an anti-flicker screen so no extra wiring is required. Simply connect the h4-h13 connector to the cable on the back of the flashlight, then plug into the factory connector. Very easy. Installation is pretty easy too. Remove the grille and remove the four screws…

So I bought these headlights to test, although I had wanted to switch to LED for a long time. Shortly after I bought a Jeep (Jeep JK Unlimited Rubicon 2015) I swapped out the stock bulbs (shit) for good quality halogen bulbs - basically the brightest I could find in an auto parts store and they were significantly better than the stock bulbs. As I said, I've wanted to buy LEDs for a long time and had the opportunity to get them for testing. So let's get started. 1) They were well packaged and…