Enhance Your Lighting with Philips 168WLED Ultinon LED (White), 2 Pack Review

Based on the picture I uploaded it is obvious that I am using them as license plate lights. They replaced the bulbs, BOTH had bad filaments! I didn't know this until I tried testing them with a "before" photo. Therefore, no such image will be uploaded in this review. They are BRIGHT ENOUGH for my application and they are DIRECT WHITE without those stupid "warm"/"soft" white BSs. The first image doesn't really convey the brightness (that stinky automatic adjustment in most cameras these days)…

Installation: 👍🏽Look:👍🏽👍🏽Used this to remove yellow DRLs to replace the night lights on my 2008 Lexus IS-F. 2008 Lexus IS-F requires split setup for DRL. During the day it uses your high beams at an adjustable lower setting, and at night it switches to those little bulbs just above your high beams. These small bulbs are in the same high beam area/coverage. Installation will take some time as you will need to remove certain components in the engine compartment to access the headlights. If…

These lights (no bulbs) consist of more than 168 bulbs. They are slightly longer and have a larger diameter. The base matches the signal lights on my 2017 F150 perfectly. They are very bright and very white light. At first I liked her. then I saw them in the rear camera at night. They emit so much light that they create 2 flares on the rear camera. This covers a large field of vision just below the center of the bumper. Not very useful in my 2017 F150. Other notch and camera placements may work

Bought these for my 2018 Subaru Forester although Revain claims they will not fit but Revain is usually wrong as to what bulbs will fit/not fit a particular vehicle are. Check your manual if you're not sure. I bought white, red and amber versions of 168 leds. Uses white for the "C-Lights" that run along the edge of the headlight assembly; Amber for front side marker lights; Red is used for taillights (not brake lights). An example of how much brighter they are would be that with the factory…

So if you have an old Prius, check the license plate light; Due to poor design, standard bulbs tend to melt part of the bulb holder and also burn out the bulb. I ordered 168 for the license plate and front position lights for the Prius and front position lights for the Lexus (all use the same bulbs). I have previously replaced the Prius front position lights with Sylvania LEDs. I moved them to the license plate lights and installed these new Philips LEDs in the front position lights. However…

Helped a friend change the license plate bulbs on a 2015 Camry. Very easy to install. You simply slide out the pair of plastic frames holding the lamp housing in the trunk and either push on the housing from behind (inside the trunk behind the liner) or pull the housing out from the outside. Be sure to pull gently so you don't break the clips holding the case. Also, be sure to wear gloves as the natural oils on your hands and fingers will shorten the life of the lamp. If you are using different