Philips Automotive Lighting H11 Standard Halogen Replacement Headlight Bulbs, Fit Select High Beam, Low Beam, and Fog Light Positions, 2 Pack

I would recommend this Philips H11 based on my experience. Exact same brand, model has been available for almost 7 years at the same price. Worked well and lasted a long time for my use of approximately 9,000 miles/year driving about 50% at night. Actually, although both were recently replaced, only one was out.

I began to start the process of returning the product because it would not fit my Jeep lamp socket, then after reading more on the web site, learned that the high/low beam are two unique light sets. Sorry, all my older vehicles have both in one bulb. I went back under the hood and found the hidden low beam bulb socket on my Jeep behind a removable cap, it fit perfect after some fumbling to get the old bulb removed in the tiny, tiny space. I apologize for starting the return process. Product was perfect!

Lightbulbs came quick, the bubble packaging seems to have appeared to have been opened. Not sure if that means it was accidentally opened or if when the warehouse received it, it was damaged in shipment. But the lightbulbs themselves worked no issues.

Easy to install if you're motivated. I like the item, works very well.

These fit right in our 2012 Toyota Prius and replaced the existing lights - which were the exact same Philips H11 bulbs, at a fraction of the price quoted by our local Toyota dealership (just for the part (the bulbs). They are easy to swap out if you are reasonable with your hands in a small space, and once you understand the direction to turn, it literally takes seconds. Certainly worth a cursory glance at a Youtube video if this is your first time swapping out a headlight bulb. One note that I was warned of - apparently grease from our (human) fingers can reduce the longevity of the light bulb, so try to touch the bulb directly minimally. We used a paper towel as a buffer just as a precaution, not knowing if that sentiment is accurate (or not). A personal concern - do we just replace the burnt bulb?, or should we replace both? Google-related results had a lot of back-and-forth opinion so it's not directly obvious, however: we initially swapped out just one - the burnt bulb - and checked the brightness difference between our existing bulb (approximately seven years old), and the new bulb. There was a significant difference in color and brightness, so we went ahead and swapped both bulbs then-and-there, and kept the one that was still working as "the future backup". To that end, from our experience, if your bulb is more than a year or so old, you'll probably want to replace both of them at the same time, for consistency. Lastly, just to be clear: some vehicles have a single bulb that can do "high/low" beams, and others have separate bulbs for high beams and low beams. The 2012 Toyota Prius has separate bulbs for each high beam, and low beam. This Philips H11 replaced our 2012 Toyota Prius *low* beam bulbs perfectly (OEM parts, so ideal if you want the original light aesthetics). The takeaway: if you're needing to replace your high beam bulb(s), you will need something other than this bulb.

H11 Headlight Bulbs Bright, clean light and easy installation. These bulbs improved visibility right away and fit perfectly. Solid quality for the price.

Seller sent an open item that was poorly taped up. Damaged packaging from seller. The fact the seller knowingly sent this is unacceptable. These bulbs are not to touched without gloves or they prematurely burn out.

H11 bulb (like these) is what you need. One of mine went out, 2012 Sequoia. Debated replacing both bulbs so they would be the same brightness...no need, the one I replaced was similar if not same brightness as the OEM bulb on the other headlight. Tundra from this same year is same installation process. Youtube videos on how to exchange the dead bulb for this one. Our model years does no have to remove the grill like the later models (2014-2019), and that saves many steps as you will see on the video. You simply pop off. couple of plastic lugs with a screwdriver, take out 3 bolts that are 10mm wrench, and use a screwdriver to push a tab on the bulb housing to get the build out. My Platinum Sequoia has radar cruise control, that happens to be attached to the small body panel that you take of for the bulb replacement; this was not sen on the YT vids (their model wasn't platinum). There is enough "give" in the rdar wire to make it work out, just be careful and take your time. I did not disconnect the battery when I did it, and neither did the guys in the videos, so I guess its okay to leave the battery connected (the headlamps was off). Again, the key is to watch any of about 6 Youtube videos showing this same process. Im all thumbs, and I replaced my bulb in 15 minutes by myself (go in sunlight and the process is easier as you'll be looking behind the headlight module as you do it). The hardest part was detaching the wire from the dead bulb, and that has a hard-to-see flange that you must push in, and a small screwdriver head helps with that. Enjoy and don't dread it. Buy this bulb and save yourself a thirty buck installation charge at Toyota.

Great

Packing was different but the bulbs were original. I checked the automaticity from philips website. Fits perfectly, no faults after 1 month use.

j'ai acheté ce produit en novembre 2025 et fonctionne comme l'origine. tres satisfait

Excelente producto. La calidad es buena vs precio.

Buena iluminación en carretera