🔦 Sylvania XtraVision 9006 Halogen Headlight Bulb - High Performance Replacement for High Beam, Low Beam and Fog Lights (Pack of 2) Review

Maybe it just wasn't clear that they weren't brighter or had other Xtra features than the most basic lamp I bought for $5 last time. Since they were more than twice the price of a standard bulb and the marketing seemed to indicate it was an upgraded bulb, I figured I might be able to tell the difference. I put one first to see an improvement but was disappointed that the difference appeared to be zero so I have the second one as a backup. Seems like you're just paying for the name, just buying…

Double check the bulbs in the car to make sure they fit. I added my car to the Amazon workshop and also checked the Sylvania website to verify I'm doing everything right. WRONG looks like I need a 9003 not a 906, a completely different headlight connector. so now i have to risk being stopped. (was stopped by headlights 3 times) so make your favorite. and take min. to check what power plug (yes, that's the technical term for it) your car has. As if there were 2 or 3 pins. Get the right one or…

Although only one bulb was burned out I decided to replace both. When I ordered the price was under 50% between one and two packs, so why not? Fitment to my 1999 Honda Accord was straightforward, although the passenger side clearances were tight. I immediately noticed a difference in light quality. ExtraVision is right! These bulbs are significantly brighter than the standard bulbs I replaced and appear to have a little more spread - although this may be due to the increased brightness. Don't…

Good pears! They are nice and bright but still have a white tint. I used them on a 2010 Toyota Corolla whose headlights have faded a bit with age. The owner didn't want LEDs because he didn't want to dazzle other drivers, so I suggested trying brighter halogens or the new regular halogens. I wasn't expecting the light output they delivered but I was very pleased to see the difference they made. I didn't want to go with Silver Stars because of the life expectancy I heard from them. I hope they…

First had to remove the plastic cover on the front of the engine over the headlights: 8 plastic pan head screws; not bad. I then had to remove the plastic washer fluid neck from the 3/8" screw. That's still ok. I turn the bulb socket counter-clockwise about 3/4". It took quite a while to rip it out, maybe because it's a Car is 24 years old with only 151,000 miles and the headlight has never been changed. Anyway I finally got it but the new bulb didn't fit even though Revain's auto inspection…