AUXLIGHT 3157 3156 3057 4157 3157K LED Bulbs Xenon White, Ultra Bright 60-SMD LED Replacement for Back Up/Reverse Lights, Brake/Tail Lights, Turn Signal/Parking or Running Lights (Pack of 2)

I have completely changed my 2004 Chevy Silverado 1500 to LED lamps (except headlights). What a fantastic change! What was really helpful was I bought new headlamp, DRL/turn indicator and tail light housings as the OEM was just wore out, discolored and broken. The Auxlight LED retrofits plug right in and are super bright! I used Amber for front parking and turn, White for DRL and Red for tail and turn. I found the DRL sockets to be burnt and crumbling due to constant high temp from the 3157 bulbs being on during the day. Truck used to be in commercial service so were on all day long for most of 9 years of service! I'm replacing those sockets as well as the parking/turn lamp sockets for reliability. Available right here on Amazon for very reasonable price.My truck only gets used on weekends now so I expect the Auxlight LED lamps to outlast the life of the truck. Can't comment on reliability yet as lamps only installed a week but the quality and workmanship appear top notch! Not ONE LED on any lamp failed to light when installed. Thanks for a great product so far Auxlight!

Work great. Nice and bright.

Super Bright LED! I replaced my stock yellowish tinted bulbs for my reverse lights in my ‘09 Silverado 1500 with these, and I’m impressed! Stock lenses and no wiring involved, just plug and play. Compared to my old bulbs, these look great and are super bright! According to my pictures, these may not be that bright, but trust me… they are. That house which is 50 yards across the street is being lit up because of them. I will definitely buy again, especially for the price!

I bought these lights because my 10-year-old truck desperately needed brighter lights. The price was good, and the lights were easy to install. Barely a year after buying and installing the lights, one bulb began to flash randomly. After some minor investigating, I found the LED panel was loose in the housing. After attempting to tighten the panel, the panel became detached from the rest of the housing. This caused the inner wires to break, ultimately ending the life of the bulb. I was disappointed that the bulb didn't last longer. The LEDs were still good, but the cause of the failure was the poorly assembled light fixture. If the fixture would have held up longer, the light would still be in use. I will now have to replace the bulb. It should be noted, that the vehicle has not been involved in any accidents or incidents that would cause the failure. I guess light bulbs are designed to fail eventually, and for the price, one can afford to replace the bulbs regularly. I only wish I could have gotten more life out of the product.

I got these for my 96 ranger and they work great! They did introduce the typical speed error that comes with using LED flashers with pre-LED relays, but I see this as a feature and less as a bug. You are not missing these things when your blinker is on. They blink bright and fast.If you don't want the speed error, you will have to add a LED relay into your wiring but this is not hard or expensive if so desired. I have been using these for about a year now (as of July 2025) and they still work just fine.

Very bright

They were nice and bright however, due to the low voltage, the truck thinks the bulbs are faulty and will hyper flash. The dash also reads "parking light, right blinker and/or left blinker is out" randomly. After looking into it more found out I also need to purchase resistors for each bulb and splice the wires. With a resistor you must mount it to metal away from anything that can melt because they can get extremely hot. Just tired of products being sold as the best option without companies putting essential information out with it. I checked a lot of other brands sold on Amazon and the most some of them say is you might need resistors.

I bought a pair about a year ago and one quit working, so I ordered another set. 3 months in, the same one I replaced quit working. Since I had one left over from the recent set, I replaced the defective one again. Not two weeks later, the opposite bulb that I ordered a year ago finally stopped working also. So, in just under a year, 3 have failed. They are bright when working correctly but the extremely short lifespan is not worth the price or hassle of having to continuously replace.