🔵 Partsam Ice Blue Festoon LED Light Bulbs for Interior Dome, Trunk & Footwell - Pack of 6 Review

These beautiful lights are stunningly pure white. I have installed them on 2 2011 Ram 1500 Bighorns, 2012 Ram 1500 ST, 2017 Ram and 1996 Chevy Silverado. Everything worked great. If the lightbulb doesn't work, you may need to flip it.

It says these are the correct LED bulbs for the interior of my 2004 Honda Odyssey, but they only fit the trunk light, not the two headlights above the passenger and driver' heads. Overhead these bulbs are smaller than needed, had to be adjusted

They are very bright. Not super blindingly bright. Just the right level to see. They are polar sensitive. Do not replace the lens cap until you are sure it is properly attached. If they don't work, flip it. Ideal for dome lighting in 2007 International 4400 and 2013 Ram 1500. Excellent purchase.

available I don't know if this is because I have an older machine, but the ends are too small and as a result don't hold firmly in the copper pins (and yes I bought the correct model). They are very light, but while driving, the mines turn upside down because the end is not thick enough to hold tight.

My car is 13 years old so old bulbs are very dim. This is my basis of comparison. These new LEDs are noticeably brighter, say twice as bright. They're not too bright. I wouldn't complain if they were a bit brighter. I have white pears but they are a bit bluish. No problem. Thanks to them, the old Jeep Liberty looks cleaner.

Significantly whiter than the original 578 interior lights. Also brighter, but not a bit brighter. If the light bulb does not work when the fist is inserted into the clamps. Twist the bulb to match the polarity and it should work. I thought I had two bad lightbulbs but I just flipped them and it worked. hope they hold up. The original bulbs were very hot when removed. It's totally cool. I would recommend them as a simple upgrade.

Purchased for 2014 f150 xlt supercrew passenger cabin. You need to take a pair of pliers and squeeze so the clamps are tighter. If you don't, these bulbs will remain loose and your light won't come on or flicker. Be careful not to press too hard on the clips when installing or you risk breaking the clips like I did. I had a 12V welder and I welded the clips back on. I would recommend removing the headlight housing from the car, installing the bulbs and then reattaching the housing as the clips…