💡 5202 5201 PS19W PS24W LED Fog Light Bulbs by SEALIGHT - 6000 Lumens 6000K White Halogen DRL Replacement Bulbs for Cars/Trucks - 15W Instant Start - Non-polarity - Pack of 2 Review

As you can see from the photo my driver's side fog lights are dim. I have a habit of turning on every time I ride, which equates to about 120 miles a week (just to give an idea of my ride time). I bought them in October 2020, it's now August 2021 and a bulb has burned out. One or more LEDs appear to have gone out. Before that they were great. Super bright and very "cool" color. Exactly what I wanted except they only lasted 10 months. I'll look around for a better quality replacement.

These bulbs are almost ready to use. They fit securely in the factory opening. Once I figured out how to get the plug out of the OEM, the new one fitted perfectly and snapped into place. I tied the wire with a zip tie since it hangs a bit lower. Checked vehicle instruments and no warning problems or any form of radio interference. We're not having rain or fog right now but I turned them on as I was driving down a dark road and wow they light up the scenery! They're a little more expensive than…

This is my third set of LED fog lights for this car and they are definitely keeper. The first set was Sealite. Nice and bright but unbearable FM radio interference on all but the strongest local stations. The second set was slightly less bright, with minimal improvement in radio noise. This set ticked all the boxes. No installation issues, VERY bright (even better than the 1st Sealight set), good beam pattern and no radio interference in my 2013 Chevy truck. Can't comment on their durability…

These LEDs did not match the stock fog lights on my 2011 GMC Sierra 1500. They did not fully fit and snap into the fog light housing. They entered but were not fixed. I hooked one up to see how bright it is. These LED bulbs were no brighter than the 1800 lumen LED bulbs currently in my truck. These LED bulbs were half the price of these LEDs. Either those LEDs aren't 2800 lumens, or the 1800 lumen LEDs in the truck are now producing 2800 lumens because they are just as bright as those LEDs…

So they are similar to the Fahrens brand (see this review for more information). The fitment is slightly different than the OEM, so it takes a little patience and a delicate but steady hand to install. In the light, the neck appears long and the diameter is slightly smaller. This will force the installer to apply excessive force to the case and if you are not careful you will damage the retaining clips. Also, the guide stops on the outside of the clip that snaps into the housing can be too…