🚙 (2 Pack) DOT Approved Rectangular LED Headlights 5" x 7" 6x7inch for Jeep Wrangler YJ Cherokee XJ Trucks 4X4 Offroad - H6054 H5054 H6054LL 69822 6052 6053 Compatible, Headlamp Replacement Review

They were $49 at the time, have since gone up in price but are well worth it. I was very happy to see that they were quite well made. Rear ventilation is very important. I've seen a few of these sweaty ones. I live in Oregon and they've seen rain almost every day and still look amazing. Little did I know they would also work as daytime running lights, meaning they have a small amount of light on the low beam LEDs when the ignition is on. These also flash against the turn signal. High and low…

me, so it doesn't matter. Good value for money but could have thrown a little further and some light could have been better focused than spilled but still a good drawing with no noticeable dark spots. These lights stay on all day as I ride and all LEDs still burn evenly and the lenses are moisture free. For point light coming straight in, it seems better than I thought.

Do you like to dazzle oncoming drivers? Flash like your headlights are on when you don't have them? How about setting trees on fire with searchlights? Then these lights are for you! They're so bright you can practically see into the future! But seriously, regular headlights are bright, but high beams are CRAZY bright. I drive about 700 miles a week to work, most of it before sunrise, and I can see a herd of moose on the highway from what seems like a mile away . They were plug n play for my…

Lighting as advertised. Installation is very easy, the hardest part was removing the old ones. Once the old bulbs are removed, plug and play. Something to note - these headlights are VERY BRIGHT, especially after replacing the pair of spark plugs that came with a 1992 Jeep YJ. The day after the installation, a guy got out of his car in traffic and asked me to turn off the lights because I was clearly blinding him. Even after adjusting the headlights to be at a 70 degree angle to the road, I…

Although my 1987 Toyota 4Runner is listed as compatible, it isn't. Definitely not H4 plug and play, so we swapped pins in each configuration and the most functional we could get was low beam while high beam was displayed and vice versa. The high beams are BRIGHT, how ridiculously bright. The low beams are so dim it was hard to tell they were on, even when there were other cars nearby that bordered on danger. Obviously there is some kind of malfunction, also the high and low beam functions only…

I've been using these for almost half a year now and they're fine. also simply connect directly with the same brackets and cables as the factory headlights. Another thing to note is that I live in the Midwest and they've worked all winter on -20 degree days with no issues, nor have they complained when it was 90 degrees. and heavy rain. They haven't dimmed and all the LEDs are still working. Now for the worse. The problem is that these lights have zero cutoff. Big angle. Still, if I pull away…

First day of use; no plug-n-play for Toyota (no mod). Should have read all the reviews. The Revain filter told me it would work as they only thought fit and not Toyota ground. But there is a solution for those who don't want to dig deep. Revain sells an H4/9003 dual high/low beam relay harness with high temp ceramic connectors and it will do the job but requires a little more work than just hooking up the bulbs. Anyway, it was a quick and dirty decision that only added twenty bucks plus another