🚗 AUXITO 6000K White 194 LED Bulbs for Car Interior Lights - Error Free Replacement Bulbs for Dome, Map, Door, Courtesy, Trunk, Parking, License Plate Lights (Pack of 2) Review

Just installed on a 2003 Sequoia. They replaced my map lights and they are bright! Same size as regular bulbs so I didn't have to deal with the wrong caps. The color is pure white, almost without a bluish cast.

My 2010 Toyota Prius didn't have a license plate light so I bought this pair. Great replacement. Very bright. The local repair shop charged $45 to replace just the blown bulb and it only took 5 minutes with just a flat head screwdriver to get to the bulb socket.

Super bright! Very impressed with how these little LEDs work. The LED body is made of high quality aluminum, I'm sure it's suitable for cooling. They have been working for me for a month, no problems and flickering. I'll definitely be completing the rest of my interior lighting.

To be honest this product really shocked me. I've been using LED for the trunk for a long time and it's never been bright enough. This product was 4 times brighter than anything I've used before. I've been using it for a few months now, no flickering or issues. I recommend it to anyone who needs light in the trunk or in the cabin. They also have a high beam LED product that is even brighter.

Very bright, seems well made, I bought these as license plate and side marker lights for my 1994 Lincoln Town Car. They seemed to be working fine until about a week later one of the lights flickered. The flickering intensified until it died out. The same was done with the license plate light. Out of the 4 I bought (yellow/white set) only 1 bulb is still working and I'm also waiting for it to die. Extremely disappointed and wasted money. I think I'll just stick with Sylvania or Philips. Each of…

Some time ago I got a complete set of interior lights for my Dodge Charger that couldn't be brighter. Fast forward to now and one finally ran out in my dome so I bought these to replace one. Holy shit! They're super bright, they even light up my insides so much outside you can't even tell my windows are 15% tinted and that's just the headlights. I'm going to buy a tailgate light kit. Now I only have one question left: branded even brighter? I don't think I want to know.

We bought the previous version of these cars with no plastic case and the fuse was blown very many times. We decided to give it a try as there are metal plates in the assemblies and we thought the bulbs might have shorted out. Well they randomly cause the same blown fuse and this worries my mother to the point that she has reverted to halogens and doesn't want to try LEDs again. If you have a 2015 Tundra, stay away and try something else. On the forums I've found, most say Philips is the best…

Doesn't relate to this point but a must is to check what you have and refer to your documentation, Revain and the web to give replacement LEDs a real shot at getting them off the stool to hit. However, when I first replaced the reversing lamp was brighter than the stock lamp, but not by much. I've used Auxito bulbs on everything else in my 2002 Acura MDX and they didn't disappoint. Upon unpacking, I thought I accidentally ordered headlights. They were almost the same size. Quickly install…

I bought a 3157 and 194 to replace the front bulbs in my WJ Grand Cherokee. Not 194 internally though, but connected to the DRLs on the new headlight assemblies that I replaced at the same time. Aftermarket builds didn't have the beveled/tinted clear plastic for the 194 like the OEM, just a smooth clear and chrome plated reflection. I've tried other LEDs, even from this brand, and they were all brighter, but they were bright yellow and didn't quite evenly fill the reflector on all sides. They…