Philips UltinonSport 9005/9006 LED Bulb for Fog Light and Powersports Headlights, 2 Pack

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Fits perfectly on my 2002 Lexus ES300 and light is great. I didn't even need to adjust anything.

This is a review for those looking to put in your car/truck.I have a problem hitting deer year round, due to where I live and travel, I have a need to see what is coming out of the corn/woods in front of me, let me preface with that,... I travel roads with no other vehicles on it, most of the time.These work really well, I loaded them into a 2005 Chevy Tahoe. They are so bright, I find myself getting eyeball fatigue on short trips to town. Never could have seen that coming ( pun intended ). If you need allot of light, without adding secondary lighting, for the $, by all means give these a whirl.These are a really bright white light, if that is what you are looking for.You dont see much farther down the road, I think because they are so bright up close it blinds you from seeing far, so Id not recommend for long distance ( like if you need something for high speed driving, as in out driving your head lights ), but if you off-road, or need to see up close with detail, these rock.Put these in during the summer, no idea what they will be like with snow on the ground, they might be too much light, with the reflection of the snow.If you know roughly what you are buying, Id recommend these for what they are, the deliver.Oh, yeah, I know these where NOT intended or marketed for on road use ( " powersports " )

Works great but quality is subpar. The plastic nubs that keep the light from spinning gave way. I had to fiddle with it so I could lock it in the socket. Daughter complains it is too bright?

Me salieron muy malas esas luces no tengo ni 2 semanas y ya había una parpadeando preferi ordenar nuevas y ponerlas

It good bright shine day light helping to see clearly. Amazing

My Mom has a 2015 Mazda CX5 Touring. I put these 9005 Philips LEDs in my Moms non-projector high beams. I also put H11 Philips LEDs in her Projector Low Beams and H11 Philips LEDs in her non-projector fog lights. The photos speak for themselves. The New LEDs gaskets are big and thick allowing them to seat right into the sockets perfectly. Not to right or loose. They plugged right in with no issue and you can’t hear the fans on them from outside of the cx5 or inside. They cause no radio/speaker interference. All the lights are equal in output as well. The flat line these lighter project thru my moms Low Beam projectors is astonishing haha. Honestly! For an LED that is “plug and play” and have no Ballasts or extra wiring to perform this great is the reason why I went with Philips.Also make sure YOU check your vehicles bulb codes. Just because your low beams are H11 doesn’t mean your foglights are. Or that your high beams are also H11. It’s never that easy and all vehicle are different. There are 9005/H11, then there are just H11, then there’s just 9005. So make sure you research the bulb codes and make sure they correspond with what you purchase.

I bought two pairs of these for my headlights. I'm almost certain three of the four bulbs in the spare car (2004 Civic) were original. I installed these and it completely improved my vision at night. The light is a very pure white, which is what I wanted. I can now see further down the street with low beams, and the high beams punch quite a distance now.As for the beam pattern, it does scatter a little more on low beams than halogen bulbs, but not as bad as others I have seen. The bulk of the light still remains low, out of the line of vision of oncoming cars.There is one area of concern. In my headlights, one of the bulbs is a 9005 and the other a 9006. The difference is in the mounting flange. As this Philips bulb can be used in both locations, it includes an extra set of plastic mounting flanges, which are easily swapped. If you find your new bulb is too loose or too tight, you may need to switch that flange over.I bought both pairs through the Amazon Warehouse. One package was OK. The other, however, was missing the extra pair of flanges. Luckily I had the spare from the first package. So this is something to watch for if you are not purchasing a new package of these--the extra flanges might be missing.