Yorkim 3157 Led Bulb Red 3157 Led brake bulb tail lights 3157 blinking brake lights with Projector 3056 3156 3057 4057 4157 T25 Led Bulbs red, Pack of 2

I always upgrade my bulbs to LEDs when I get a "new to me" vehicle. These are a good value and are bright, as you would expect them to be. They are used as daytime running lights in my SUV. One great thing about LEDs is the lower heat. They will help the longevity of your lens assemblies because they won't cook and melt the housings like halogens can.

Just as previous purchase for taillights. No issues. Bright white light.

Good price

Update April 2024: One LED bulb failed gradually. Over past month several rows of bright spot have stopped lighting. Also sometimes the entire bulbs light flickers. Will order another pair as replacement and spare.Original Purchase: November 2020. Bulbs are great in function and looks. Very Bright by most standards; exceed OEM bulb lumens. I only wanted to upgrade from the design defective OEM headlight assembly problem - overheated incandescent bulbs melt plastic lens housing interior parts. Replaced both lens housings which still use the too hot incandescent bulbs. These cool running, bright LED bulbs are great. Ease of Installation only 3 Stars because I did have to add Resistors since my car is 2004 and not OEM compatible with LED bulbs. See my separate review of same BRAND Resistors.

Installed these Yorkim 3157 LED Bulb Amber 3157 LED turn signal bulbs in the front of my 2002 Chevy Silverado. Snapped right in and are very bright but now the blinkers run very fast. Saw some info on fixing this problem and will look into it. Once you go LED it's hard to go back to the dim OEM lamps.

So far so good used them on my tail lights on my tail turn signals You may need to also order resistors for hyper flash I needed them for my 2008 jeep wrangler once installed my flash is even back out to the normal mode

It does not work for the jeep grand Cherokee if you have standard lights and switching to this. They don’t turn onAnd most leds I put on the vanity do not turn on even if reversed so carefull

I got these red ones for brake lights and the white ones for reverse lights. Seem like great quality... However, I have a 1994 Ford F350 with I think an e40d transmission. Apparently (according to my searches) the transmission and cruise control use the brake light circuit. These LED's do not use enough power, so the cruise control shuts off, and the transmission's torque converter lock doesn't stay engaged at cruising speeds. So the truck feels like it's in a false overdrive. Long story short, the brake lights are awesome but if you have a 1994 f350, they don't work. The led reverse lights work just fine, as that circuit doesn't seem to matter. So I had to put the incandescent lights back in for the brakes.