🚪 EastFly Never Fade Ultra-Bright Red Emblem LED Puddle Door Lights for Tesla Model 3 Model S Model X Model Y Review

Most red lights aren't that bright, but these are. I had such stylish lights in my Audi (another brand) and they couldn't be seen during the day, but these red ones are visible in the daylight. Very good product.

Ordered four (4) lightbulbs with the "T" logo. Well packaged/protected and in perfect condition. Install them all in 5 minutes and it's a profound difference. Very bright, solid in the frame, correctly aligned and clean lines. I will update the rating if they fail, rattle or do anything worth losing a star.

Excellent! Very noticeable! Installation is a bit more complicated than changing the battery in a smoke alarm. Anyone can install unaided in about 15 minutes. I actually had white Ts and replaced them with them. A white t-shirt is fine, but these are a bit more popular. The T is slightly smaller due to the Tesla word below the T, but is more noticeable overall.

2021 Model Y. Well packaged, no damage was done to the bulbs when the box was opened. Installation was very easy and quick, although the tool provided broke very easily, luckily I already had a plastic tool to remove the factory bulbs (a flat head can be used). They've only had them one day, but no shorts yet. I installed them with the windows open and made sure everything worked before closing the door.

It's really bright, this photo was taken during an event (no sun shining). Installation on my 2021 Model Y was very easy. If you hear the car stall when the factory lights are off, this is normal. Turn on the lights and make sure the window is still down before closing the door (just in case there is a short circuit). If this happens, just reconnect it from factory, it works. This is just in case the device is bad.

Looks way better than most puddle pears I've tried. .while I couldn't get the driver's door or the rear passenger door to work. Of the 2 boxes only half were suitable for work (see picture showing how one arrived). I've gone through a few puddle lights so I pretty much know how to do it. Only the passenger worked for me. For some reason the problem seems to be in the power supply.

extension cord caused a short in my window which made it not realize the door was open so it didn't lower the window to close the door. This resulted in the window hitting the top corner and damaging the chrome strip I did which cost about $1,000. I couldn't figure out what was causing the problem until a Tesla support rep came out and told me there was a short in the door. Once I did a factory reset, the window worked fine.

Had to search "Tesla puddle light replacement" on YouTube. Couldn't figure out how to disconnect the stock headlight wire. The video showed what to do and then it took about 10 minutes to install both front door lights. They're very bright, even in our fairly well-lit garage. The text is a little darker than the logo and a little harder to read due to the font. Overall, I'm very happy with the headlights so far. Let's see how long they last! Too bad Tesla didn't have it in stock.