💡 Ultra-bright LED Daytime Running Lights (DRL) - Perfect Fit for Mercedes W204 S204 C-Class (07-14) Review

No installation hassles. The fork didn't need to be changed at all. Just fits well. We'll see how they hold up over time, but first impressions are great. I would recommend it as a good OEM alternative.

Very easy to install. Fits good. But the one I replaced (2012 Mercedes-Benz C250, passenger side right) didn't work. When testing the same socket for the second lamp (on the left) it worked fine. I've been waiting for them for 3 weeks and I'm sad they didn't work.

I bet you're hesitant to buy them like me, but I'm sure I'm glad I did. I'm a Mercedes employee and the price with my discount for one of these lights is $204 and these two are under $40. Shipping was slow as shipping from China to NOLA area took about 2.5 weeks but it was worth the wait. You will see in my picture that this is the same part number as the original lantern (above).

The local dealer MB Service wanted about $500 just to replace one side. I found her and decided to take a chance. VERY happy I did. It took about 5 minutes per page and was very easy (search MB Front Chaser Replacement to find lots of links). Aside from the money saved, my wife and I both look better than the parts the car came with.

Fit and finish of this product was pretty poor. My item came with a fairly scratched lens and the metal finish was completely incomplete. Although these are only cosmetic issues, they should be mentioned. Also, my headers were bent upon arrival and I had to bend them back to make them work. The final and final downside to this product is that they are not nitrogen filled and are not sealed. The cap on them is easy to remove and can cause moisture to build up. Not bad for the price, but…

I ordered these headlights and they arrived in 2 days. I was waiting for a warmer day to put them on and it was easy. The connector was tight and both connections clicked. I added some tape to the joint for reassurance. I had one light and one light where the cover was broken but I replaced both. I compared the new and old work light and the new one looked brighter and sharper than when I first bought the car. You could also see the lights separately. the old light looked smoky and uniform…

2 lights for less than $40 each would cost me over $200 at the dealer. I had to replace my right Bc, it had a stone chip that burned it. But the new one is much brighter than the original, so I'm switching. Both closeups have one new, one old and the other photo has both new. I removed the old parts and tested the new ones and they are identical down to the last detail. Part number, letters, assembly and everything is the same, the only difference is the old ones have a Mercedes Benz factory…

MB main dealer offered me over $400 to replace a daytime running light. The OEM part (one side) was almost $300. I paid $35 for two here so I was a bit skeptical but thought it was a cheap game. I'm glad I took the risk. The parts are identical to the OEM parts (just missing the three-pointed star), and installation was straightforward - only a torx bit is needed, and most major tool kits have it. To show how easy the exchange is, I timed the exercise; After a single confusing step, the second…