🌫️ Enhance Visibility with Toyota PT413-42191 Black Fog Light - 1 Pack Review

Of all the options available, this is the easiest and cleanest way to update low power fog lights. I am very surprised at the price and quality of these fog lights. I wrapped them with Lamin-x and the end result is very cool. There is a button you can use to adjust the projection pattern after the installation is complete. Undoubtedly this is a great purchase.

It made a huge difference when driving at night. I installed them on a 2019 Toyota Tacoma SR5. This is a lamp/housing in one. I've included a shot with a halogen on the left and an LED on the right. As well as close-ups of the LED during day and night. What I like best is that they're OEM and don't blind oncoming drivers when properly calibrated.

It was quite frustrating to find out that our 2019 RAV4 Hybrid had old halogen fog lights that didn't match the performance and color temperature of LED headlights. . Strange. So we broke down and bought them. Pros: Factory quality, easy installation, excellent light pattern. Disadvantages: heavy compared to halogen lamps (yes, let's add more weight to an already too heavy car), the fact that we had to buy them in the first place. But happy now. These are really impressive lights.

Look much more modern and stylish than the factory headlights. I used to just replace the light bulbs with LEDs in the factory case. It had a good radiation pattern but not perfect as it really wasn't designed for this method of tube replacement. Also, it looks sturdier than the OEMs that originally fitted the SUV. I started looking for replacements and found them after the OEM had a tiny crack that allowed moisture to get in which I noticed. The crack is very small and could have been caused…

Installed together with lamination x yellow tint. The crop and overall look are better than the halogens that came with the truck; also with built-in LEDs. Now, even though they have a better cutout, the halogen led w was a lot brighter. However, you can see where the light begins and ends without scattering. They could be brighter without the Lamin x foil I use, but I doubt it makes much of a difference in terms of performance. I'm pretty happy with the product, but for $50 I could have bought

Perfect fit. Great way out. If you want a matching LED you'll probably get something in the 6K-6.5k LED range. Choose only high quality LEDs. Anything under $100 is junk. I have a 2011 Toyota Camry. New EDIT: This is the housing of the LED. There is no need to change the lightbulb and there is no way to do it anyway. If this is a problem for you, don't be. Good halogen bulbs cost up to $30 and last less than a year. GOOD LED headlights cost over $100 (no crappy/cheap blinding ones that cost…