🔆 Enhanced Performance: iBrightstar Super Bright Low Power 1157 2057 2357 7528 BAY15D LED Bulbs with Projector - Turn Signal & Brake Lights Replacement - Amber Yellow Review

The rear of our club car has been completely redesigned. Super bright and great contrast of rear light and brake light. I feel much safer with these built-in bulbs than the factory bulbs. Very happy with them.

The first day after installation. I have tinted lenses on a 2015 Harley Street Glide and these headlights look great. Very bright. FYI LED lights require no aftermarket equipment for 2014 and newer Harleys. They are plug and play. Time will tell if they will be the last, but so far so good.

These bulbs are so small, but they're damn bright. Surprisingly brighter than standard halogen. I installed them on my 2015 HD Dyna Street Bob and they work and look great behind my clear lens. They do not hyper-flash and do not hyper-flash the turn signal indicator on the instrument cluster. 100% satisfied. In the photo: LED on the left, halogen on the right. In one photo you can only see running lights, in the other a turn signal flashes.

Put them in the Astro 03 Van for the taillights. So far they are great and since I learned my lesson I have a different car. I call both cars regular white because both had red hulls. But because the LEDs are so bright in the red case, they actually look pink. Can't do that, so I got these red LEDs instead. The bright red LED inside the red case looks cool and bright. Can't comment on durability as I've only had them for a few days, but if they last longer than a year I'll be happy. Since I've…

I converted from 1157 incandescent to these LEDs for the rear turn signal/brake lights and amber for the headlights on a 2011 Harley Sportster 48. I have smoked lentils and they shine very well. These LEDs use less voltage than traditional incandescent bulbs, which is good. BUT because of this, my Harley's "Smart Signal" system was tricked into believing it wasn't working, resulting in hyperflashing. (usually blinks twice and then twice) I installed a smart signal stabilizer I bought from…

Above images are regular halogen bulbs and below images are Brightstar LED bulbs. As you've probably noticed, LEDs also make a big difference during the day. The bulbs are great quality and seem to be more durable than some of the other cheaper bulbs I've bought in the past and they are much brighter. I also have this brand in my front parking lights and a different brand of LEDs in my taillights which I will definitely be replacing with some bright stars. A little more expensive than other…

They are very bright and a great safety upgrade for the driver. Brighter daytime running lights and brighter brake lights make me more visible to other drivers, which is very good for both, saves energy and protects the charging system and battery. I fitted them to a standard 1980 Yamaha XS850 brake light housing which has 2 bulbs aiming the bulbs straight at the lens which is perfect for them. They illuminate the entire lens very brightly and with a very noticeable difference between the…

I've been using these LEDs extensively for the past few months and have encountered a few issues that have led me to return to incandescent bulbs. At first everything was fine with these headlights. I ordered these for my 2005 Toyota Sienna with 1157 style brake and parking light fittings. They are very bright and have all the benefits of traditional LEDs. I usually drive a lot at night and one of the issues I had was the difference between the tail light just coming on with the headlights and…

I was trying to use these bulbs in my 2011 Hyundai Sonata to replace the brake lights. My existing brake lights are dual stage (i.e. they serve as both a dim tail light when the headlights are on and a brighter brake light when the brakes are applied). After installing and testing these lamps for the first time, I noticed for the first time that they didn't fit exactly. I had to work hard to screw them into the clamps. Initially, however, they seemed to work well. When my headlights were on…