MAXGTRS BA15S P21W 1156 LED Bulb Cree Chip with Condenser Lens 6000K White for Turn Signal Light Reverse Light Brake Light Tail Light

This company makes great very bright lights, very well made. However they do not fit in my lights on my 2011 Subaru Out Back. They fit the socket but not the fixture as they are too long and hit the lens so the socket and light will not go into plThis ace. Also I tried them in the break lights and they would not light so they did not work there either. I have bought the smaller lights for running, parking and back up lights which work very well. If they fit in some other lights on the car (3rd Break light) I will get more. There are made in Germany and the quality shows. I got some light from another company for the Turn Signals which were the same size as the original incandescent bulbs they are working very well. There are Chinese but have build quality and are very bright. I will probably get them for the breaks. Link to these below. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07RQCJC3V/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 I'd still got with the German lights where they fit, I have more trust in the German product.

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  I used these 3157 White LED lights after making headlight modifications to my 06 Police Interceptor. I bought aftermarket Starr HID projector headlights from Pantherlights.com. The projector is the low and high beams controlled with only one HID bulb and actuators that activate the "highbeams" all in one housing. I then changed the stock side markers on the car to Mercury Marauder turn signal/side markers. This then moved the stock turn/park lamp lights to the outside corner of the car. Still with me? Good. So I'm a volunteer Firefighter, (by the way there's a nationwide shortage of Volunteers, go to your local fire station and join up) I still wanted Wig-Wag headlights but you can't do that with HID projector headlights properly without eventually causing damage to them. So I got some 3157 wire harnesses from my local junkyard for the aftermarket turn/park lamp spot. I tapped into the parking light wire so they would light up on the dim side with the parking lights. I then hooked up a headlight flasher and also set them up so they would steady burn when the high beams are activated just to add a little more glow around the front of the car while the projectors do the job further down the road.Overall I am happy with the output and brightness of these LEDs. Actually brighter than I thought they would be. They don't catch the entire reflector of my particular light housing but they do cover at least 90% of it and each vehicle will have its own results. For the price and overall feel of them I'd say they are decently built and will do the job of whatever your application is.Don't send them back if they won't turn on. Simply take them out of the socket flip them 180° and plug back in. If they still don't work make sure you vehicle doesn't require a certain amount of amp draw by an electronic control module. If that's the case you need load resistors which you can google for more info.

These bulbs are not very bright. This is disappointing considering that they're LED's.The light does not shine out like it should. The light doesn't shine out to the side well & it's dim.These bulbs had to be modified too. There were 3 little brackets, 1 small & 2 big, but it needed to have been 2 small & 1 big. My husband had to use tin snips to snip one of the tabs so that it would fit. This is why we can't return them now, or we definitely would.We ended up using the regular (non-LED) lights that had come with the actual light sockets. These LED's were a waste of money

2017 Civic Hatch Sport TouringReplaced my halogen fog lights with these LEDs. My choice was largely aesthetic to match my LED head and running lights. My original fog lights had just a little better width dispersal which is moot/unusable above 10mph. The throw downroad, brightness, and color temperature of these are all huge improvements. The focusing lens at the tip is very useful and you can see the brightly lit parabolic area from this effect. Exactly what I wanted.Make sure your vehicle's lighting system is NOT CANBUS though.

I purchased these for the tail and brake lights for my 2005 350Z and I couldn’t be happier with them. They are a sturdy set of lights that produce a ton of light and works flawlessly

So out of the box just from handling, one of the lights became separated at the seam and the led portion was hanging from the base by 2 wires... I glued it back together and hopefully it will stay together it's only been in for less than 24 hours and I haven't checked it in the last 10... on the bright side.. (haha, see what I did there) the other lamp was just fine and has great output for the cost... these definitely are not the lamps I didnt buy, but at a savings of around $70 great lamp for the cost( if they both work correctly)

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I ordered them, they came, they work what else can be said about them?