Sylvania 9006 (HB4) SilverStar zXe Halogen Headlight Bulbs - 💡 High Performance, Bright White Light, HID Attitude - Pack of 2 Review

I bought these bulbs for my 2002 Toyota Camry XLE. So my night vision is not as good as it used to be. My old lamps seemed very dim at night. Sometimes I couldn't tell if they were on. I thought there might be something wrong with the electrical system. These bulbs emit "clear white light". Driving at night is much easier. I bought them on sale for $33.88 but I would pay full price if I knew how well they would work.

Illuminates the road very well. Very happy with the brightness but they are not pure white like LEDs. They have a yellow tint. Also absolutely zero depreciation in the package. The bulbs are in a hard plastic case, it was loose in the box. My porters are carefully tossed over the gate and anything fragile and expensive needs to be wrapped in foam or bubble wrap, or even paper wrap would help. Let's see how long they last and I'll update. If they burn out prematurely, I'll switch to LEDs…

Easy installation, good light quality (bright and white) and good price. However, I have a problem: if I need to change a headlight bulb, I always replace both (OCD maybe, but I tell myself headlights look the same!); For as long as I can remember, in this car (Jeep Grand Cherokee 2008), the side light on the driver's side always burns out first - always. I'm guessing this means something in my car is causing this (maybe sending more power to the other side or something), but people have been…

I bought these for a second car but my previous review still stands - they are definitely the whitest halogen headlights I've used in the Sylvania range. I've also used PIAA bulbs with a similar bluish finish and these Silverstar ZXE bulbs are much brighter. They are not matt blue, as with some "tuners", but bright, pure white. Some reviews complain about a short lifespan, so let's see how it holds up. Also, they are not comparable to HID kits or bulbs. People who complain about being "far from

Addendum: 7 months later the first bulb burned out during moderate night driving. I am very disappointed with the relatively short lifespan. 2 star upgrade due to short lifespan. Not sure I'll try another set, just installed a cheap bulb where this was. They have very good color and make it easy to see, but not as bright as I was hoping. We installed them on a five year old Toyota Corolla and I was hoping the headlights would be as bright as new cars. I don't feel like it's as bright as the new

Installed on my 2001 Honda Accord (low beam) and love them. Installs in minutes, no tools required. Update 01/17/2019: I like the light quality, but I am disappointed with the durability of the lamps. I only had 500 hours on the bulbs before they needed replacing (my OEM bulbs lasted 16 years! That's 8x longer than these, I understand high efficiency bulbs don't last that long but damn it). The old price of $36 seemed reasonable, now it's $54 which seems a bit high for a short life. Luckily I…

To be honest if they weren't on sale I would consider buying something else. Given that they typically sell for $60 at your local auto parts store, this is a really tough sale for someone like me on a budget. I am completely satisfied with XtraVisions in the long run because they simply offer the best value for money. I drive Uber and visit quite often at night. One of my biggest concerns was not only better night vision on dark roads with limited street lighting, but also the "presence" of…