LUYED 3157 LED Bulb Amber Yellow 1800 Lumens Super Bright 3056 3156 3057 4157 LED Bulbs with Projector for Turn Signal Tail Brake Blinker Parking Lights,Pack of 2

I ordered these bulbs to replace halogen headlamps on my John Deere LX 255 tractor. These were a direct fit. The swap-out took 7 minutes. New bulbs are bright and white. Worth the price and would recommend.

These bulbs work well in my Cub Cadet garden tractor. I used these bulbs to replace the original incandescent bulbs. These are much brighter and provide a clean white light. I might add that these bulbs are constructed well, not like the flimsy pair I purchased, prior to this pair from an auction site, that crushed in my hand when attempting to push into the light socket. I would purchase again and would recommend to a friend.

I bought these to replace lights in a riding lawn mower. Now why a riding lawn mower has headlights I don't really know. I've had riding lawn mowers for 25 years and haven't needed the headlight yet.But when I bought another I thought it might be fun to have really bright lights on it if for no other reason than to irritate my neighbors. These are much brighter and whiter than the filament lights but the center contact doesn't press hard enough in the socket so the lights blink as they the lawn mower shakes. I know it's that because I can press them in with my hand and then they don't blink. I tried them on a second mower and same thing happened. I don't know if it is the socket or the light that is the problem (and i can imagine that the sockets are not manufactured as well as those that go in cars) but I do know when I get a bit of time I will be able to modify the sockets so this won't happen.Turned out it was the socket and not the bulbs. Did a slight mod to the socket and all works well now.

I recently upgraded my vehicle's lighting with these LED bulbs, and the difference is like night and day—literally. These bulbs emit a crisp, bright white light that significantly improves visibility during nighttime driving.Installation was straightforward; it was a simple plug-and-play process without the need for additional wiring. However, I did notice that in some vehicles, using these LED bulbs for turn signals may cause hyper-flashing due to their lower power consumption compared to traditional halogen bulbs. This can be resolved by adding a 50W 6-ohm load resistor to address the rapid flashing or error messages on the dashboard. Overall, these LED bulbs are a fantastic upgrade for anyone looking to enhance their vehicle's lighting performance. Just be prepared to address potential hyper-flashing issues if you plan to use them for turn signals.

The media could not be loaded. So I bought multiple white and multiple amber bulbs all from this brand and put them in my 03 Dodge Dakota along with load resistors on the turn signal circuits. They are MUCH brighter than the old incandescent bulbs and that is a huge plus with the population steadily getting older and having reduced vision along with younger people more engrossed by their phones than driving.It has been just over 2 years now since they were installed and out of 8 bulbs 4 amber and 4 white one of them has started acting up. It was one of the whites that was in my break light so I swapped it for the backup light and it has not been a huge issue. The marker light was working fine on that bulb but the turn/brake indicator was not working correctly. When I press on the bulb some it will make contact so there was likely a bad connection inside of the bulb somewhere that broke loose after a couple summers in Oklahoma along with driving here and there. I would say the powered on time was around 500 hours out of a possible 18K hours well short of the advertised 50K lifespan. But things do happen and I will happily buy some more to have a spare on hand.Included are some pictures of all the bulbs and locations with multiple showing the brightness of the the bulbs compared to flashing and some night pictures and believe me they don't do the bulb's justice. I have reverse lights that are brighter with better coverage than some people's headlights at night.

Since I had recently replaced the complete headlight bezels in our 2004 Chevy Silverado 2500HD crew cab 4X4, and with that upgrade I had switched to LED bulbs for the headlights. I started to wonder if there was a better, brighter, back-up bulb LED solution, and there is!As with the headlights, changing the back-up bulbs in our vintage Chevy is super easy.The photos I've included are:1. The New LED bulbs are very well packaged in their own bag and in a cushioned box.2. I'm holding one of the bulbs with a built-in small projector lens.3. The tail housing off and looking at the old bulb before I change it.4. The same socket with the new LED bulb installed. Then put it in the housing and mount the lens back on the truck.5. The old bulb still in the passenger side, and in the daytime with an overcast very cold day!6. The much brighter driver's side with the new bulb installed and working great!I think with the lower cost of many of these brighter and often cooler running LED bulbs, it may make sense to make at least some modifications to your vehicle especially if a bit older now and not already using LEDs as many vehicles now do. I would highly recommend this conversion! It is amazing how much brighter these bulbs are, and this time of year, with darkness much longer and earlier, these have made a big difference when I'm out driving at night!

Nice and super bright! It does flicker faster than the standard bulb. But I love that! I love that it flickers faster alerting the drivers behind versus a slow flash. Especially for my lady driver lol. I think faster flickering time warns the driver better than a slow flash especially for that sudden turn. Definitely recommend!

They are not any brighter than regular bulbs. Requires resistor. Blinks rapidly. Causes rear and side mirror lights to rapidly blink as well.