Serundo Auto Courtesy Parking License Review

I replaced the bulbs in the instrument cluster on my 2002 Subaru Outback Sedan with these bulbs. I've used another brand of red LEDs in the past and they kept burning out, had hot spots and dimmed up and down when turned on. So far I haven't had any of these problems and I hope they don't happen regularly.

Decided to try this instead of the original map lights and give my new car a different look. I had reservations but when I saw them at night I liked them so much they gave my interior a great shine. Now I'm looking for a replacement dome light. The seller was very happy and answered all my questions.

Product came quickly and was very easy to install. 1st photo - regular 194 bulb in bright sunlight, 2nd photo - new T10, 194 amber bulb, big difference in brightness, 3rd photo Both my shifter and transfer case shifter in bright sunlight don't even see the backlight normally during the day, but these things are bright, definitely recommended so far.

I never thought I would be replacing the factory lightbulbs in my door but I decided to try something new. Installation took less than a minute and as soon as I compared the new headlight to the factory headlight I could immediately see the difference in the look of the car. So far, not a single case of burned out LEDs has occurred and I liked the fact that they came with many light sources. So if one of them burns out, I can always replace it. I would definitely recommend these headlights if…

I have replaced the standard yellowish dim bulbs I had in my car with bright white 6000K bulbs. They're great for illuminating puddles on the door and trunk, but they're actually too bright for inside a car. These headlights are perfect for the sedan and I'll probably put them in puddle lights as well. They don't glare at all, give you that extra light you need to see what you're looking at and look really cool on the outside of the car. I have two toddlers who nap in the back of the car and at