PIAA Plasma Ion Yellow (HB 9005/9006) Halogen Light Bulbs

I installed the lights on my 2013 STI sedan, and it gives the car a great look... But lights do not only look great, they are some of the best lights when traveling in bad weather or when using the high beams. The only issue I had with the fitment was due to the O-ring that comes with the lights. For some reason it would not fit on my car. I swapped out the black O-Ring lights came with the spares PIAA sent (orange) and the fit was perfect.

Very bright. Used for fog lights on 14 Ram 1500

The best yellow bulbs I have used, I have them installed in both my vehicles.

Don't waste your time and money with cheaper bulbs. Bit pricey but these PIAA bulbs are the best in the industry and last longer than any other. For 9006 fitment housings, use the Black O-Rings which are already attached to the base of the bulbs. For 9005 fitment, switch to the Red-O-Rings. Fast shipping and responses from customer service, will purchase from this seller again.*UPDATE: Being it's been only a couple months, no problems as it should be because their PIAA's. I put them through daily work commute 90 degree w/high humidity (below sea level) to the 120 degree dry high desert conditions, rain, and fog, so far so good and very satisfied. I mainly bought these because the current LED's in the market still can't function as true high beams (with no significant difference in brightness from DRL's to High Beams) and current LED'S are still not up to par with the OEM incandescent bulbs such as the PIAA's. Sept. 2013.

I decided to wait awhile before I wrote a review. I installed these September 2014. DRL's/High Beams for my 2008 Subaru Legacy. They truly are the brightest yellow lights I've seen. I get 'complaints' from driving behind co-workers that even from just the DRL's are brighter than my regular lights haha. They're definitely perfect for winter time and lighting up the snow better. (Which Winter is the Main reason I purchased them.) Even high beams for reflective signs are blinding. They're a little pricey and illegal for low/high beams but they're totally worth it!! Almost a year and a half later and they're still as bright as when they were new.

I've bought several sets of the $20-$30 range bulbs before. They usually burn out quickly or fail altogether. The last set of cheaper bulbs actually burned up my wire harness. Packaging stated they were 55W bulbs, but after further investigation, turned out to be 80W. I decided to spend the extra money on what I've always heard to be great bulbs. I'm impressed by the brightness of these PIAA bulbs. Wish I had bought these in the first place. Now I know. And now, so do you.

replaced for my stock foglight because my original stock was sylvania 9006 regular light bulbs. I saw some people rather pay $25 dollars to buy the korean nokya yellow bulb instead. I saw the nokya and it is not as bright as the piaa plasma ion yellow. Piaa one can provide around 90-100watts output but the nokya only around 55w. In the raining and snow condition, 55w is not really helping i think. Since i had couple experiences of piaa light bulb, i rather used them to save me trouble to replace it.

Nice plug and go upgrade from stock lights. Gives just enough yellow tint for driving in rain and fog.