Once again you have found a true " plug and play" product and it actually works as advertised! So, well done, on the video. I am now going to seriously have to consider these Man thanks for all your reviews they make my shopping much more knowledgeable.
How are they holding up? Normall all these LED lights shit the bed 6 months later lol. Auxbeam, Lastfit, etc etc Bascially all the $30-80/ bulb lights.
I have alla lighting LED headlight bulbs installed on my girlfriends rav4 2 years ago and they are still holding up really good. They are way more reliable than normal halogen bulbs.
I'm putting a pair in my 18 ody exl this week. Would you recommend these for a non projector? Since they mimic a halogen? I'd like to put some in my 20 ranger but don't want to be "that guy"
If you want to install LED light in reflector housing, check out this other review I did for a CRV as this might be a better option for you. czcams.com/video/Gbq2PDmRaWQ/video.html
I seem to have the hardest lights to get a good LED light for that has good output in both Low and Hi beam with out being scattered all over. I have tried about 6 different ones so far and sent them all back. So if you know of a good LED in the H13 model that will work in a round Jeep headlight housing and not blind people and be focused right and have a good light in both Low and Hi. I have found some that are great on Low and less light than my fog lights on Hi or great on Hi and so scattered on Low you can't drive with them.
Sorry, but without having a Jeep to install and test, I am not sure which one will work the best. Perhaps Amazon reviews and Jeep forums will have some info of what other people are using.
I've tried a few that Kleentrix has recommended. The best ones were the Winpower so far but they were the ones that had next to no light on bright and great light on dim. My next set to try is the Glowteck.
I did a little looking and with the Jeep's reflector housing, you don't want to go with LED light that are super bright. Those can give out a lot of glare. I think you can consider this pair from Auxbeam which by the looks of it may work well for both Hi and Low on the Jeep: amzn.to/2wDY5Yt
I was thinking of upgrading to something like this for my Nissan frontier because the auto light stay on for about 30 seconds after I get out of the car and it slowly drains my battery. I would assume the LEDs use considerably less power and would be less hard on my battery. Sound about right?
The auto headlight staying on for 30 sec should not drain your car battery. If it is, then you have a dying battery and should be replaced. But yes LED headlight will use much less current.
Because a properly manufactured LED light will stop in that position when you twist it clockwise during install. Also that is too minimize glare which comes from light bouncing off the bottom of the reflector.
Great video! I appreciate you actually driving at night to show how nice the LED bulbs perform! Thanks!
Thanks for your comment!
Once again you have found a true " plug and play" product and it actually works as advertised! So, well done, on the video. I am now going to seriously have to consider these Man thanks for all your reviews they make my shopping much more knowledgeable.
Thanks for your comment!
Thank you so much for this. I just ordered Marsauto LED headlights for my 2019 Tacoma. This will help me tremendously!
Another great video. The LEDs look so much better.
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Getting this for my big rig!
I’ve watched all your videos. What is your favorite LED headlight so far. I need H11 for my new car.
Thank u so much
How are they holding up? Normall all these LED lights shit the bed 6 months later lol. Auxbeam, Lastfit, etc etc Bascially all the $30-80/ bulb lights.
I have alla lighting LED headlight bulbs installed on my girlfriends rav4 2 years ago and they are still holding up really good. They are way more reliable than normal halogen bulbs.
Great video! Wish it was this easy for my Veloster...
Have you found LED replacements for the fog lights / high beams?
How are these holding up? I’ve been looking for some for my Tacoma
Thank you, very easy and helpful
Hy how are you I have a question when driving at night does it has a blue tint color when you turn on the lights. Thanks
No blue tint. Pure white.
Very cool demo. Any glaring problems for oncoming traffic??
Hello, Very informative video! Any update, are they still operating? Thanks
I'm putting a pair in my 18 ody exl this week. Would you recommend these for a non projector? Since they mimic a halogen? I'd like to put some in my 20 ranger but don't want to be "that guy"
If you want to install LED light in reflector housing, check out this other review I did for a CRV as this might be a better option for you. czcams.com/video/Gbq2PDmRaWQ/video.html
@@dial2fast thank you!
Great video
Thanks for your comment!
Did you do the Day time running DRL?. Toyota uses a high beam/ DRL 9005 that steps down voltage. Does Auxito have a good solution for this?
I seem to have the hardest lights to get a good LED light for that has good output in both Low and Hi beam with out being scattered all over. I have tried about 6 different ones so far and sent them all back. So if you know of a good LED in the H13 model that will work in a round Jeep headlight housing and not blind people and be focused right and have a good light in both Low and Hi. I have found some that are great on Low and less light than my fog lights on Hi or great on Hi and so scattered on Low you can't drive with them.
Sorry, but without having a Jeep to install and test, I am not sure which one will work the best. Perhaps Amazon reviews and Jeep forums will have some info of what other people are using.
I've tried a few that Kleentrix has recommended. The best ones were the Winpower so far but they were the ones that had next to no light on bright and great light on dim. My next set to try is the Glowteck.
I did a little looking and with the Jeep's reflector housing, you don't want to go with LED light that are super bright. Those can give out a lot of glare. I think you can consider this pair from Auxbeam which by the looks of it may work well for both Hi and Low on the Jeep: amzn.to/2wDY5Yt
Do the H11 LED bulbs replace both the high and low beam bulbs, or the low beam only?
Low only
Do you have halogen fogs?
I can't seem to find these exact ones.....they all plug directly into the bulb.....no extension.....any recommendation for bulbs in 2021 ?
See link in description.
@@dial2fast thanks just got them......
I was thinking of upgrading to something like this for my Nissan frontier because the auto light stay on for about 30 seconds after I get out of the car and it slowly drains my battery. I would assume the LEDs use considerably less power and would be less hard on my battery. Sound about right?
The auto headlight staying on for 30 sec should not drain your car battery. If it is, then you have a dying battery and should be replaced. But yes LED headlight will use much less current.
So the same bulbs can be used for the high beam too?
Did you ever get an answer to your question? I was wondering the same thing...
Yes, I have the same bulbs in both my low and high beams....works great 👍
Hey the product is no longer available with that link do you no any other sites/stores these bulbs are sold at?
You can try this one that have the same design: amzn.to/3M4yAWv
@@dial2fast thank you very much
Hey bro how do u know the led bulbs are facing 9 to 3?
Because a properly manufactured LED light will stop in that position when you twist it clockwise during install. Also that is too minimize glare which comes from light bouncing off the bottom of the reflector.
Did these LED bulbs cause any kind of hyper flash?
No
That's crazy. I thought you had to crack into the light and install the bulb that way. I feel dumb haha