JDM ASTAR Bright White PX Chips H11 H16 LED Fog Light Bulbs with Projector

I bought these to replace the yellow-y factory fog bulbs (WRX 2018) so that my fogs would match my low beams. They look great, a nice clean white look. However, they definitely don't output light like you would expect high end fog lights to do. I mean, they are bright, but they are not focused on the ground, they spread light all over.Overall: For looks, go for it. For function, go Diode Dynamics or something reputable.

It was a little harder to install than the factory bulbs. And the connector fitting into the housing felt un-secure to some level. But overall worth the purchase. Also. Very bright helps with LEF headlights. I can see well off the edges of the road between the two. Would buy again. Planning on getting some brake and back up lights from the same company.

For those of you who aren't sci-fi fans, or are fans, but are pedants, the headline would mean these are as bright as would be our currrent President in a parallel but mirror universe where up is down, black is white, and mind-numbingly stupid is supra-genius. Why do I use similes like that when I KNOW not everyone will "get" them? Sigh.OK, the review: These are bright. I mean, "I could probably drive with just these if my main set of LED headlights were to fail" level of brightness. Simple plug-and-play technology and you don't have to do an excessive amount of disassembly to get to 'em.[The following is the procedure for a 2015 Honda Fit. Although other fitments may be similar, if you don't have a same-gen Fit as the '15, look for a YouTube video on how to do your particular vehicle.]Start at the wheel well and remove the screws and plastic "pins" up to the midline of the wheel well. Then look underneath and there are probably one or two screws and two or three plastic push-in fasteners. If you break these...well, go back in time and get a box of assorted sizes from this very website. Please do NOT go up to the parts desk at your dealership, as the price they charge for these little buggers is...well, if you're reading this far you obviously want to know how to install these yourself, so you're into working on your car. GET A BUNCH OF PLASTIC FASTENERS. Ahem.Anyway, once you've sort of followed the edge of where the plastic shield is connected to the body and removed a sufficient amount of fasteners, you can pull the plastic shield aside and stick your hand inside towards the running lamp fixture. Grab bulb base. Twist counterclockwise about 90 degrees and the bulb should come free of the housing. Now, if you are wearing a headlamp and can see what you're doing, you have to push the little clip that attaches the wire to the bulb, and then ease the bulb out. It IS locked in there so don't just yank at it. Pressure on the clip and a bit of wiggling will free your bulb.Installation is the reverse of all the above directions. Once you have it hooked to the wiring and locked in the housing, check to make certain the thing works before you bolt it all togther again.Repeat on opposite side. It took me about 10 minutes per side, but then again I'm rather familiar with the underside of the Fit.

These are much brighter than the halogen bulbs they replaced. They seem very good quality. I'm not sure if it matters, but I made sure to wear gloves to install them. A few reviews mentioned these bulbs are not bright. Because these lights are so bright, my guess is these reviewers received damaged bulbs or installed them incorrectly.

Ok so I just installed these today. Only took a few minutes and no tools, well if you count a flashlight then 1. I had previously purchased the JDM ASTAR High Performance 1:1 Design H11 H8 H16 White Light headlights around 3 months ago. I like them so much I went with JDM again to complete the LED white light, to replace the OEM lights. I expect these will perform as well as the headlights, if not I'll give an update.

Description says it would fit a 2017 tundra crewmax. But it would NOT fit. See photo. Notice the difference

Definitely see a difference between LED and stock fog light. One of the lights wasn’t working, returned and waiting for replacement. The bulb fit perfectly into my 2012 Toyota Camry. The only thing I would say: it does have a “cheap” feel to it.

These work great but of course my bmw doesn’t like the fact that they’re not bmw parts. My car is giving me the fog light malfunction error and even after resetting the battery it still won’t go away. Called bmw auto shop asking if they could reset and they said no way to do that so I’ll probably end up returning and getting original bmw lights which sucks since these were such a good deal and are super bright. Good value for the money but not worth it if you don’t want the error code forever.

Really like the look but they cause a light on my dash for light malfunction. BMW 330i E90