🔦 Auxbeam 9006 HB4 LED Bulbs: Ultra Bright 8000LM Per Set 6500K Fog Light Bulbs, Noiseless & Fanless Design – Pack of 2 Review

I have a 1996 Yukon Sunday truck, very clean, nice looking truck. I watched a video about the exact same lamps and bought them. In the video he claims the lightbulbs are working properly, which surprises me. My YUKON on the driver's side has to be shortened anyway in order to properly mount the headlight with the new LED bulb. The cooling fins are too big to fit in a standard case. I'll buy a new skin tool and cut out a few inches to match the light.

I had HIDs on a 94 GMC Suburban. The problem is that the low beams turn off when you turn on the high beams, so the HID takes a good ten seconds to warm up when you turn it on. Ten seconds of darkness at highway speeds feels like an eternity. They're easy to install, brighter, and turn on instantly. One of the company's proposals is to hand over the instructions to an American company. It reads as if they were written in Chinese and translated into English. Some things don't translate properly.

These LED lights are very bright, just as powerful as our previous 35 watt HID lights but with the benefit of a much better radiation pattern they turn on instantly without heating up ( important if you're doing high beam signals), the color is true white 6000k and the power consumption is only about 25W. It also generates a lot less heat and the connections are a lot cleaner than HIDs, with no transformers or other clutter. Very satisfied! Have been using it for almost 6 months but have…

Nice and clean bright white light for my old Silverado truck. I have 91 and 88-98 are the same. I got her to come by removing the knot, inserting the lightbulb and slightly coaxing the knot to put it back. I had a hard time because of the shape of the cooler on the back. There is a hole in the sheet metal that the lamp attaches to, but it should be 1/4-1/2 more area. I knew they would fit because I saw the video on 93'. The lightweight construction has some flexibility, just don't be too rough…

Great product. Installed Auxbeam 9006 fanless bulbs in my single color Chevy. A significant improvement over stock halogens. I changed my factory headlight housings, but I have also had halogens in aftermarket housings. Significant improvement in night-time lighting quality, both when driving on the road and with side lighting. They need to be properly aligned to get the most out of them! Remember that you need to properly aim and adjust your headlights. Go to a Collision Shop or local dealer…

The headlights are bright and appear to be well made. I had two problems that I have never had, with headlights for my car with LEDs or otherwise. The plug had reverse polarity so the latch didn't work on my standard plugs so like the other reviewer I had to use zip ties. Also the box arrived as if it had already been opened, although fortunately everything was inside. The light color is nice and the projection is better than my previous LEDs, the heat sink works. Also, the connector for the…

I bought these 9006 LED low beam headlights for several reasons.1. They were a good price2. They were good output3. The light temperature was white. Got the bulbs overnight for an extra charge and installed them only to find that none of the bulbs worked. The old bulb worked, the fuse was fine. It is assumed that the lamps are "plug and play" without additional equipment. Neither site works with any lightbulb. I wanted to find out if I was doing something wrong, although by definition anything…

A few years ago I upgraded my 1999 Chevy Tahoe to LED headlights, but a few weeks ago I noticed that after a while the low beams started to flicker. I did a little research and found that the most likely culprit was the daytime running light circuit, which sent a low voltage to the bulbs when the engine was running. The lamps had a built in voltage regulator and the low voltage would stress them over time, causing them to flicker and eventually burn out. These lamps must be immune to this…

The installation of this headlight was extremely horrible and did not fit the standard 9006 plug. First, the plug is polarized, which means correct orientation is required, so you may need to reverse the connection. This part doesn't really matter. The first major benefit was that there are lugs on either side of the 9006 fork that need trimming or grinding. Second, once installed, it's nowhere near 8000 lumens. It may be 8000 lumens with both headlights together, but these lights actually seem