H11 LED Bulbs H8 H9 LED Fog Lights, 80W 16,000LM Per Pair

Feel like they're well made, mine came perfectly clocked for installation, didn't have to adjust the collar. They popped right in my '16 Civic. In a projector housing, I didn't need to adjust the tilt (but your mileage may vary), and they don't cause excessive glare. Far better illumination than the Osram NightBreaker 220's I had in there. Color temp makes road signs "pop" a lot better too. No flickering or strobing, great beam pattern. No one flashed me because they thought my high beams were on, which is why I picked these bulbs after doing a bunch of research. They're far from the brightest LEDs you can find, but that's what makes them perfect for low beam applications, especially in a projector housing. If you want LED's but you're not looking for anything too crazy that will negatively affect other drivers, or get you in trouble, these are perfect.

I had a bad experience with another brand of LED lights before. They delivered subpar quality, lacking sufficient power and brightness. When I reached out to the support team, they informed me that those LED lights were incompatible with the type of headlamp I had. Since my Honda Pilot has a Projector Headlamp, it seems that not all LED lights are compatible with it. Something that I didn't know before. I started shopping around for a different brand and hardware design. After reading reviews from other customers who purchased this model, I discovered that it was compatible with my headlamp. Additionally, its slim design makes it comparable to the OEM headlights. Once I installed the new lights, it was a game-changer. I can now see clearly even on dimly lit side roads, and even on highways, I can easily see the road and road signs without any effort. Another advantage is that we have a small sedan, and these lights don’t blind other drivers when I tested driving the sedan on the opposite side of the road. This is a significant concern for me, as some brands prioritize the driver’s visibility at the expense of other drivers’ safety. I believe this is because they maintain the same design as the original OEM Halogen lights.

It can be a challenge to find an adequate bulb for a projector housing. These are the ones that look like Xenon/HID/ lights, but actually have a standard halogen bulb inside. This includes certain models of: 4Runner, Tacoma, Grand Cherokee, Explorer, Civic, Camry, Legacy/Outback, Mazda 6, Taurus, and Colorado/Canyon (my particular application). If you have one of these vehicles, take a look at the front; if you notice a round, glass, 3" orb inside the headlight, then you're one of the chosen few. Most halogen bulbs have a cap/coating on the end, and most LED bulbs have their diodes on the left/right side with no light coming from the end. This is because the typical headlight housing relies on light coming from the sides of the bulb that gets reflected forward onto the road.... but we don't have a typical headlight housing! The projector housing can't perform when the light is concentrated on the left and right sides. You'll need either a halogen bulb that isn't blocked at the tip, or an LED bulb, like this Auxito H11, that /doesn't/ have a blunt tip and bezels blocking light from coming forward. The slim tip of these Auxito bulbs is perfect for those atypical housings. With the right bulb, projector housings are awesome! They focus the light where you want it, in a very uniform way, and you can have a brighter bulb with less risk of blinding oncoming drivers.

Beautiful! Exactly what I was looking for they are super bright white and diffidently going to get a set for my truck now! It fit perfect for my car and a great price. I got some lasfit and only lasted a couple of months and started going out.

I own a 2012 Volvo S60 with the halogen headlight assembly and wanted to upgrade to brighter headlights for better road illumination. I tried three different models of H9/H11 LED bulbs, but each time, I received a "Bulb failure low beam" error on the dashboard. I assumed this was due to the vehicle's PCM not recognizing the LED bulbs because of their lower voltage, so I purchased a CANBUS decoder. Unfortunately, that still didn’t solve the issue. Until I found these LED bulbs! These are by far the best upgrade I’ve made. Not only do they work flawlessly with no error messages, but the included CANBUS decoder is also compact enough to fit inside the headlight assembly. Additionally, the 360-degree adjustment is a game-changer. When installing the high beam bulbs, other LEDs would sit at a 45-degree angle instead of the ideal 90-degree position, but with these, I was able to perfectly adjust the beam pattern. If you own a 2012 Volvo S60 or even a P3 Volvo, I highly recommend these LED bulbs. They solved all my issues and dramatically improved visibility!

These are a little better than the H11 to H9 hack. Anyone with a stock Gen3 Sienna knows how awful the stock headlights came from the factory, compared to any other halogens. Some of the worst headlights ever made. H11 to H9 halogen hack made them livable, but still not great. These LEDs are the first I ever decided to try in the Sienna, because it looks like they finally managed to put the LEDs close enough to where a real filament would be, and act like a point source, so the projector would focus. It does focus!!!! The throw is better, the cutoff is still excellent, and no one flashes at me, so I'm not blinding anyone. Finally, a real replacement for halogen that doesn't blind others (when properly adjusted). You cannot just throw these in, you must confirm they are not blinding others, and if so, adjust. If cannot adjust properly, go back to halogens before you cause a fatal wreck!!! I ordered two pairs of these in H7 for my other car, but someone in shipping stole the bulbs. Sent some nasty notes to Amazon and Auxito, sent the bogus packages back and reordered. Hopefully Auxito finds the theif and sends me the correct bulbs ASAP. Auxito makes great bulbs, hopefully they can fix their shipping department.

I have a small collection of cars, and I like driving them in all kinds of conditions. I'm very particular about things working their best, that includes the headlights. My older cars were upgraded to after market HID kits. Those worked generally well, but LED is simpler and more reliable. Just has been a long slow evolution for LED to perform as well as HID, especially in projector lens headlights. Projector fixtures require a 360 degree light source for an even and bright output. The two sided bulbs simply dont work with projector lights. I've tried numerous LED bulbs finding few which work well, until these Auxito bulbs. They are two sided, but very thin center probe with the LEDs sitting on the surface. These are indistinguishable from the HID conversion bulbs on my Honda Odyssey. Very pleased to finally find an LED which matches the HID performance. Now I can remove all the HID ballasts and wiring.

I installed these in new light housings on my wife’s 2015 Altima. The old housings were yellowed and had the reflector issue that caused the lights to look as dim as candles at night. I took the halogen bulbs out of the new housings and installed these LED lights and they are awesome! The light is bright, crisp and clear. They were a simple plug and play without any modifications. I had to adjust the beams up quite a bit since the new housings weren’t preset. I may raise the lights slightly more to cast the light further down the road. These lights are amazing and are worth the money. The color of the light is cool white so now the headlights look like a new BMW or Porsche coming down the road. Hopefully they will last a long time.