🚗 LESAUCE LED License Plate Light Tag Lamp Assembly Replacement For Ford F-150 F-250 F-350 F-450 F-550 Superduty Ranger Pickup Truck Explorer Bronco Excursion Expedition, DC 12V 6000K White, 2-Pack Review

Seems very very bright although they are misaligned and cannot be adjusted. As you can see, they shine on the rear camera and create a lot more glare, making reversing much more difficult. Also, they're great and bright, but I'll probably have to put some black tape, nail polish, or something on them to make them go down a bit.

Packaging is better than I thought! My old OEMs broke trying to swap out the bulbs for LED's. So when I went to the auto parts store, the new bulb lenses were a different design, so I had to buy a different bulb socket. It would have been a lot more than $50 just for flashlights. Found it and installed it with no problems. Snaps directly into place and connects perfectly! Haven't seen anything at night yet, but something better than standard halogen bulbs. I'll add more here if needed.

I wanted to tell everyone how easy it was to install these headlights. I had a blown license plate lamp on my 2010 F-150 and wanted to upgrade to LED for each light. I bought them thinking if they don't work I can return them. I live in Michigan and the day I installed them it was 33 degrees. Took me no more than 10 minutes to remove and install it. I am also very satisfied with the luminosity. It's very easy to see my plate on the darkest night. Good product!

The headlights fit the 2002 Ford Ranger perfectly except there is no connector on the new headlight wires but that is to be expected. Problem? Not really. Just unplug the old lights, cut the connector on the truck wires, strip the ends, attach the new connectors to the truck wires and the new lights, plug them together and, WOW! What a wonderful, bright LED license plate light! The wires on the truck are red and black and match the red and black wires on the new headlights. Easy connection. Not

These lamps work very well! They are way better than the old lightbulbs I had before. There's just one problem with them. They do not come with any type of cover to attach the connection point where they connect to the truck adapter port. I wrapped them in duct tape hoping the water didn't get on them so we'll see what happens. I would like them to send/include some of those plastic sleeves that cover these connections and after you put them on "melt" them in place with a hair dryer. I guess…

Replaced license plate light on my 2010 F150. They seem well built and I like the clear lens over the bulb. These lights have a plug attached to wires about 1.5 inches long. The electrical connection mating interface is not weatherproof, which can be a problem in saline, corrosive environments. I'm happy with the fit and finish even if it's just plastic parts. Time will tell about the durability. The non-original bulbs I previously installed only lasted 2 years before the outer case fell off…

I have a 1996 F150 but obviously they should fit 92-96 f150/broncos/f250 and 350s. However, they require some modifications. I cut the bars with pliers. I then had to use a rat tail file (round file) to enlarge the hole so the new light body would fit in the hole. I'm sure it would be easier with a Dremmel or something. I think it would be easier to go too far and cut too big a hole. Although they are amazing for the money. They are very light and plug right into your existing wiring harness, I

Caution: If you are replacing a burned out bulb, the socket is probably corroded and you will need to replace the socket as well! I installed them, they worked a day, hooked up the trailer, drove 150 miles, the sky started to darken, I turn on the headlights and notice that there are no headlights in the trailer! The taillights also went out. The fuse has blown. Replaced the fuse and it blew again. I pulled out the lightbulbs and put in a good old lightbulb that I have. So lightbulbs are pretty