Torchbeam 9005/HB3 Bulbs Combo, 90,000LM 900% Super Brighter 9005 Bulbs 6500K Cool White for ATVS, Fog Powersports Bulbs Plug-N-Play, Pack of 2

So far so good, appear as bright as my originals, before those died. Direct fit for a 2015 Kia Optima SX that had HID bulbs. OEM would have been a Philips bulb, but they were twice the cost. Nice bright white, not blue, or yellow. They buzz a bit if you listen closely, not really a concern, not audible unless you're right up next to them. Just an observation. They take about 2-3 seconds to come up to full brightness. But no flashing or other weird issues people have noted with some HID bulbs. Removing the original bulb was a complete PITA. KIA decided to use a thin metal C clamp of sorts to secure the bulb instead of just having you rotate the bulb to lock it in place. I'll provide the best description of how to pop that metal clamp off that I can. But you need to take a flathead screwdriver and push the tab on the clamp forward and outward at the same time. There's a little locking tab on the housing that holds the clamp but it won't let it slide sideways until it's been pushed completely forward. So try and catch the little opening in the metal with a screwdriver, push it forward, and then sideways or outwards from the bulb, it should pop off. Do not place the screwdriver behind the retainer, it will not pry outwards without being pushed forward. Place the screwdriver on the edge of the little flat spot on the metal retaining piece. If you can't push the clamp forward about 1/4" it will not release from the locking tab, which has a notch in it where this clamp is sitting. Then the other side is much easier once one side is off, you just wiggle it around a bit and it will come right out. The bulb just comes straight out after that. Installing is much easier, since the metal clip on the clamp will slide over the tab and basically just locks into place. You don't need any tools to install it. Super dumb. Couldn't even find a video on YT on how to do this. And any instructions people provided were just straight up wrong. I'll show some pictures here that hopefully will help you. I spent over an hour trying to remove the one light, and once I figured it out, it took 5 minutes to do the other one. The power cable has no locking feature, it just pulls off. But the cable can be a nuisance just because it gets in the way. Two tips though, one the driver's side, remove the ground cable for the battery. On the passenger side, remove the coolant overflow tank, or just remove the two bolts and move it out of the way. It's almost impossible to get into the bulb without moving these two things out of the way. The little covers rotate counter-clockwise about a 1/8 turn to expose the bulb and that stupid retaining clamp. Good luck. Don't let the dealer do this for you. You can do it, just be patient with snapping the clamp off that little tab and you'll be in business. See pics for a visual explanation. Hope this helps.

I recently installed the Torchbeam H11/H16/H8 LED fog light bulbs in yellow and I’m very pleased with the results. Ease of installation: The upgrade was super simple — the bulbs were designed for a direct fit (“1:1 OEM size”) and really lived up to the claim of a quick install. I had them mounted in about 10 minutes. Appearance and brightness: The yellow colour doesn’t just look good — it looks bright and really stands out. In low-visibility conditions (fog, light rain) the yellow light seemed to cut through the haze nicely and gave me more confidence driving, but in practice the increase in brightness is noticeable. General feel: The yellow tone gives a style boost and a practical advantage in foggy or rainy conditions. Plus, because the bulbs fit cleanly and required minimal fiddling, I felt like I got real value for the time spent. If you’re looking to upgrade your fog lights, want an easy install, and like the look of bright yellow lighting, this is a solid choice. The combination of plug-in simplicity and a striking yellow beam makes it an upgrade I’d recommend

First photo: headlights. Second photo: LED Fog light. The fog lights are actually brighter than my headlights. Overall, I have no complaints. I was having a hard time seeing the road at night, but these LED fog lights made a huge difference on their own. Very happy with the brightness and visibility.

Right fit and work. Went through 3 different brands this one works 2014 rav4. Led bright

TLDR; definitely worth the money. I wanted to wait awhile before my review but after a hiccup yesterday morning changed my mind. I have an old 2008 Saab 9-3 with Xeon HID headlights. The car was given to me and with its age the original headlights assembly was yellow, hazed, and the driver side headlight was cracked. Needless to say but the light output was weak, my motorcycle headlight gave off more light, tbf its led. I couldn’t switch to halogen without lots of extra work/ money. I luckily found a used set on eBay in much better condition. After the swap the light output was a big improvement but still felt it could be better so I bought some brighter HID bulbs, 6000k. The new bulbs were a slight improvement so I accepted that was as good as it was gonna get other than maybe re-aiming them. Then I end up getting theses LED bulbs and only put off getting them over the HID bulbs because of research saying HID are better. Plus a whole headache of my cars not liking LED and thinking the bulbs are blown. Anyway I swap in these LED headlight bulbs and OMG it’s a HUGE improvement. I had to re aim my headlights as low as possible and still get plenty of light projection. I’m wasn’t blinding oncoming traffic before the adjustment but wanted to be certain and have the high beams project light further. These lights are so much better that my first ride into work, before the sun rises, the drivers headlight went out and just the passenger LED bulb was like both the HID bulbs that were replaced. I accidentally didn’t fully seat/ connect the drivers LED bulb and it vibrated loose. So definitely would recommend. The only reason for the one star loss is because idk how long they’ll last and because the high beam while brighter than low beam it’s not a big difference, at least not with lighting up further down the road. High beam just gets slightly brighter and more to the sides. On a dark road with no light pollution the high beam performs better but stilll not as well as I’d like or have had on previous vehicles.

Easy to install and was just the brightness that I was looking for my 2012 Kia Optima.

great! super bright!

Works great but needs a little wiggling and adjustment to fit for the fog light housing for 2007 Acura TL type s

Good

Just installed these Torchbeam LED 9140 foglights. They were easy to install and fit perfectly. They are canbus ready, so no lamp error warnings and no flicker. Original plugs fit so no adapter needed. Good heatsink and no fan. This is important since the fog light housings do not have dust covers. Fans would not work well with all the dirt and debri near road level in the fog light positions. Will give additional update after a few months of use. May upgrade to 5 stars if no issues then.

La luz es blanco cálido, la esperaba algo más blanca

Ce n'est même pas comparable! La luminosité est parfaite, clair, blanc éblouissant. Il y a de petits ventilateurs qui refroidissent les lampes... c'est juste super!. Cela ma pris 10 minutes changer les 4 ampoules et ce sans outils. C'est facile et le résultat est WOW !

Muy buena iluminación