TorchbeamT2 H4/9003 Bulbs Hi/Low Beam, 45,000LM 6500K Ultra White, 1:1 Mini Size H4 Bulbs, 12,000RPM Cooling Fan, IP68 Waterproof, 2- Pack

This is a fair price for a very good product. I've had mine installed for close to 2 years now. They stay super bright. No issues at all

Super bright

The good. Installed these on my 07 Grand Cherokee. The beam pattern is perfect. No hot spots or refracting. Easy to install. Seem to be high quality. Color is good and fans aren’t too loud. Highly recommend these lights.The bad. I do get a ghost light from the lows after turning the vehicle off at night and a flicker from the high beams for a short time after using them, but I struggle to fault the lights for that since I know Chrysler is notorious for being a royal pain with lighting upgrades. So I’d say it’s more of an issue with the vehicle than the lights. I tried another set of LED lights and they did the same thing.Conclusion. Excellent lights for the price. Work great and look great. Would buy again! Customer service was excellent, as well!

The install on my 92 Chevy K1500 was easy for me. It might take some time if you have a little knowledge of what you're doing. If you've never done this before I might not suggested for a beginner that is not mechanically inclined. You literally have to take and this is only for the 92 Chevy maybe some years before or after it. Do you have to take off the whole Grill get to take off the turn signals in the front to get the bolts out of the grill so you can pull the whole girl off. It took me a total of an hour and a half and that was with me watching a video. If you just have to replace the low beam you do not have to disassemble the whole Grill. But these seem super bright I can see a lot further now compared to the factory one and I'm sure if I clean the lenses or replace them it would be blinding LOL make sure you have at least a 6 inch socket extension or drill extension depending on what you going to use to pull the bolts out of a drill and the turn signals in the front are the marker lights you'll need a torque bit i can't remember exactly what size so the tools needed would be a nut driver a torque bit a socket ratchet or drill. If you have tools laying around the house I'm sure you can accomplish this. And if you do have to remove the grill take your time and patience as you don't want to crack the plastic.

I hope these last. They work great, were easy to install, but they are so long that the small fan at the back is right up against the back of the housing. I hope they are getting enough air. my application is a 2006 Silverado 2500 HD

After about 3 years they still work!! Can’t complain

The media could not be loaded. If you are thinking about buying these bulbs and don’t know about it do it!! I ordered these after going through all the reviews being kind of unsure of what I was gonna get but after putting them in and driving around with them I absolutely love them!! Especially for an older car (I have an 05 Honda accord) both the low and high beems are super bright!! And I didn’t have any issues installing them and no blinking they are perfect and everything I was little for will definitely be ordering more for my other vehicles!!

first...pull your vehicle about 20 feet from facing a wall or door and with masking tape mark where the low and high beams hit..then before install make sure to look at the item description images for the proper location...low and high beam are different and need to be installed in a way the leds face left and right, not up and down..use the image to determine low and high beam..also take care to make sure the bulbs are twisted firmly in and the rubber boot is not cracked or damaged, since these are sensitive to water intrusion being leds..the fan is a brushless so its fine if it gets a little wet. wait until its dark and then aim them the same as your originals from the same distance on a wall or garage door..if you reuse the original bezels they should stay very close to where they were with the old bulbs...if you find your headlight bezels are worn out or faded to badly for decent lighting, they are about 50-100 bucks for most models for brand new ones with bulbs, which you can remove and wrap carefully and toss in the glove box in case one of these fails on a trip.