AUXITO1156 LED Bulb White 400% Super Bright 7506 BA15S P21W LED Light Replacement with Projector for Backup Reverse Tail Brake DRL Turn Signal Parking Light, Pack of 2ClimatePartner certified

Got the amber turn signals for a 97 Corolla spacio. I led upgraded the rear first and so already installed load resistors there at the the rear. I think this is an important detail because I'm guessing for that sole reason I didn't need load resistors in the front. I always test the led bulb before I install load resistor in case I need to put the incandescent / halogen back in due to defect until I can get working LEDs but these worked and they didn't hyper flash without load resistors installed in the front...again, I have load resistors installed in the rear. Your vehicle may not have such a fortunately shared circuit like mine does. To clarify, I am running 4 led turn signals with load resistors only installed AT THE REAR. Craziness. Unless they sent me a resistors loaded led which does exist now. The thing is, it is not an advertised feature here...

I’m extremely impressed with the AUXITO 1156 LED Bulb! The brightness is incredible—truly 400% brighter than standard bulbs—and the red color is vivid and eye-catching. Installation was a breeze, fitting perfectly in my vehicle without any modifications. I’ve noticed a significant improvement in visibility, especially at night, and it gives my car a sleek, modern look. These bulbs also feel very durable and high-quality, which makes me confident they’ll last a long time. Highly recommend for anyone looking to upgrade their car lighting!

I had issues with my rear camera on travel trailer dropping out. One recommendation was to replace brake lights and 10 marker lights with LED for less load. I made those changes and brought the voltage from 9.7 to 12.0 Volts at the camera. Camera now shows 2 bars on antenna due to better voltage. Will update next year if any issues. Bulbs use less current, but are a bit brighter.

In my opinion led bulb are brighter, this auxito lights are great improvement and this brand company sells good light products, I purchased different light bulbs for my car and they are brighter than OEM.

These lights work well, but the customer service is top notch. I purchased a set to replace the daytime running lights in my 2006 Silverado June of 2024. One bulb failed, just a couple months outside of the 1 year warranty. I reached out to the seller, and even though it was 3 months past the warranty, they still shipped me another pair to replace them! You can’t beat a seller that stands behind their product. Will continue to do business with Auxito!

I deliver newspapers for a living, and as part of the job I am often backing into/out of driveways and executing tight turn-around maneuvers in the dark. Being able to see is "kinda" important. While the factory incandescent bulbs of my '99 Jeep Cherokee were good, I was searching for something better. Being that my vehicle is wired using the "CK Method," I needed to make sure any LED replacements were compatible with this wiring system. (LED bulbs that are incompatible will blow fuses immediately, so it's definitely something buyers need to be aware of.)These Auxito LED bulbs ARE compatible with both "Standard" and "CK" wiring, and are designed to eliminate the need to check proper polarity - in other words, these bulbs will work no matter which way you install them into your sockets, on the first try. It takes more circuit design know-how and electronic components to achieve this, so I appreciate the extra thought and production costs invested - Auxito could have taken the cheapest route to maximize profits, but they didn't.According to what I've been able to glean from the item description, these bulbs are not compatible with vehicles that use CANBUS. I don't have any vehicles that use CANBUS communications, so I cannot verify - however, there is a CANBUS-compatible version from Auxito; if you have a vehicle that uses CANBUS, I would highly suggest you choose that bulb instead. (Unsure if your vehicle uses CANBUS to determine if a bulb is out? You might want to consult a repair shop, preferably a dealer that sells your car's make because their Service department should know that.)I've had them installed in my Jeep for several months now, and the difference is almost mind-blowing! Bright, crisp "pure" white (not that bluish-tinted "cooler" color temperature) that illuminates everything behind me very well. I don't see any odd "hot" or "cold" spots in the light output, as is common with some other brands. I have seen no drop in total light output over time (LEDs get dimmer if they're being "pushed" too close to the "limit"), and believe me when I say my backup lights easily see 10x the use an average driver will subject them to.I have not installed these bulbs in a place where they see constant operation (parking lamp/turn signal or tail/brake) but I feel pretty confident in saying they'd be a great upgrade for those applications as well.I'm quite impressed with these bulbs, and I would highly recommend them to anyone looking for brighter illumination when reversing - or, if you're converting your car to all-LED for the aesthetic and want an amazing bulb for your reverse lights.In fact, I'm so impressed with these bulbs, I'm about to add another two-pack to my cart to replace incandescent reverse lights in my mother's '07 Grand Caravan, a vehicle that SERIOUSLY needs brighter reverse lights due to the factory window tint.

These are very bright, but my only issue was that they were hyper flashing (flashing to fast) after contacting the manufacturer (who replayed almost immediately) they sent me the resistors needed to solve the problem at no cost to me. I must say that this has been the fastest manufacturer replay I have ever seen and that's an outstanding customer service.

Installed on a 2006 Toyota Tundra. Probably double the light output in the OEM turn signal housings compared to a standard bulb. They did cause rapid flashing, so be prepared to buy the proper relay.