Alla Lighting 2800lm T20 7440 7443 LED Bulbs, White Reverse/Signal/Brake Tail/DRL Lights 7444 7443LL 7441 W21W 6000K Xenon Xtreme Super Bright 12V 5730 33-SMD Upgrade

Installed on the jeep gladiator. Works perfectly. No other hardware needed.

BRIGHT! exactly as described, this simple and easy upgrade completely changed the 'night' look of my Jeep JL

Very bright and match my other LED bulbs I installed.

These are relatively high intensity marker bulbs that I have used as running lights in a few different car models. They are bright enough to get the attention of other drivers even during the daytime. Current drain is nominal and installation easy due to the simple bayonet attachment. They do not last forever, however. I generally get about one year's use out of them before they require replacement. Hence the reason for marking them down one star. Other than their long-term durability, I am very pleased with these LED bulbs.

I don't write too many reviews but I thought I would for this one. These lights are bright. They're exactly the look I was after. My buddy asked if those were my reverse lights. Another said they look like headlights. Not only do they look amazing and give the truck an upscale touch but also they really illuminate what's behind you. The truck guys know what I'm talking about. It's much easier to back into a parking space then to pull into one. These lights make it so easy to see what's back there. Others can see you more effectively when reversing as well. Installation was a breeze. I think it took longer to take the pictures than the install. For the Ram guys it's just unscrewing two T25 screws on each tail light. Pulling the tail light straight out towards the rear, not to the side as you'll snap the brackets. Grab the bottom most bulb on underside of light and twist counterclockwise. Pull bulb adapter out. Grasp bulb firmly but not to tight. Pull straight out. Put new bulb in and press securely. Put adapter with new bulb in bottom of tail light housing and rotating to lock in place. Grab tail light and line up the upper and lower bracket guides. Push straight in towards front of truck until you hear a click. If no gaps around edges of light then it should be lined up correctly. Make sure screw mounts line up on vehicle with tail light. Put your two T25 screws back in and tighten. Do the same for other side. You can check to make sure bulbs are working first before tightening screws back up. I read they may be polarity sensitive. If so you need to take bulb out and rotate 180 degrees and place back in. Either this is true or I just got it right the first time on each tail light. Amazing light bulb and would definitely recommend to anyone. Very very happy with this product. Can't speak for the longevity as I've only had them in the truck for a week but I'm sure they will last a long time. I have other Alla bulbs installed. Interior cargo lights have been in for over a year. They are still just as bright as the day I put them in. Great product. Great price. Easy installation.

Well the big issue is at the beginning when I put it in and thought it was staying in harness the light bulb fell out inside the lighting housing and as it's heat sealed the only way to get it out is try to shake it back out of the hole! It was like trying to play some carnival game but unfortunately you don't want a prize and it literally took me an hour and a half to finally get it out of there. The diameter of the whole and the width of the bulb are so close trying to get in there with tweezers is even difficult! They really don't fit into the wiring harness mine is a 2018 F250 which it says it fits it! When I went to plug it in, it didn't go in well when I pushed it a little more to get it to grab and hold on it broke the wiring harness and the piece that brakes off is what holds it in housing. So right now I have electric tape holding them in as well as expanding the width of it to grab so it stays in. I'm sure somebody's going to say well why didn't you stop unfortunately one of the bulbs came out hit the ground and broke so I had to put them in. I had to buy new pieces for the wiring harness so it cost me an additional $250! I know the light company is not going to pay for that so when I get the new ones in I'm just going to find some bolts that actually fit and just throw these away because I'll be well past the 30 days! They are a complete disappointment they do light up nice but at the end of the day when they're difficult to put in you break your wiring harness, and then as mentioned above you have to sit there and try to get it out of the light housing losing your mind for an hour and a half completely not worth it!

I took a gamble on these once I saw they worked in a 2021 Gladiator. I replaced my front turn signal bulbs and to my surprise, no hyper flashers. I'll see how they work long term and how well they light up at night but they seem to be well built and installed easily.One Week Update: These work perfectly fine during the day but at night when the headlights are on, I get bulb burned out notifications and hyper flashers on the dashboard. The lights themselves seem to function properly. Doesn't bother me enough to go get new halogen bulbs since I had one burn out when I replaced.

They’re great when they work. Bought my 1st set in 2/2022, they last 1 1/2 years, then got a 2nd set 12/2023, they again lasted 1 1/2 years. I was hoping they’d last the 50000 hours or so they advertise, but you get what you pay for. Might consider spending a little more