Torchbeam T2 9005/HB3 9006/HB4 LED Bulb Combo, 60W 16000 Lumens 6500K Super Bright Replacement Bulbs Kit, 400% Brightness, Canbus Ready, Plug and Play with Fan, Pack of 4

This is a candid review at first. I've had these for a few months and they weren't given to me as part of a promotion. For quite some time, I've been purchasing LED headlights for myself, my family, and friends. I want all of my family and friends to be able to see at night. I've fitted LED headlights to a variety of vehicles. Once you've gotten to the bulb housing, the installation is simple. However, some car manufacturers make it difficult, so familiarize yourself with your vehicle before attempting to repair it on your own. I'll know it's good when I put that LED headlight in place, turn it on to test it, and it blinds me! Torchbeam, on the other hand, did not experience this. In broad daylight, I turned on the lights after installing it on one side, and my old light was clearly brighter than the Torchbeam. I assumed Red was a Sus and planned to vote them out right away. However, I chose to base my decision on a night drive. I quickly discovered why my retinas weren't being fried by the Torchbeam. Instead of shooting light in all directions (sometimes blinding other drivers), the Torchbeam focused it where it was needed: on the road. With my old bulbs, I could see the road lit up in front of my car instead of all the street and highway signs from 200 feet away. I'm not sure how they did it because it looks almost identical to my previous ones, but I'm glad they did. In the future, I will undoubtedly purchase more of these.

Imani Gallegos

| Dec 17, 2021

I'll have other cars flash me while I'm wearing my lobeams, then I'll hit them with my Hibeams. In addition, my 98 Chevy C1500 has a switch that allows me to use both hi and lobeams at the same time.

Colten Nash

| Jun 19, 2021

It's extremely bright and simple to set up. When compared to standard box store bulbs, the difference is night and day. For a vintage vehicle, this is a must. The old vs. new led is depicted in the photo. Don't be hesitant; they are well worth your time and money!.

Melvin Marquez

| Dec 10, 2021

Also, it's very white and bright. I'll go on a trip and report back as soon as possible. first. . Mark where the low and high beams hit with masking tape by pulling your vehicle about 20 feet away from a wall or door. Then, before you begin, double-check the item description images for the correct installation location. Low and high beams are distinct and must be installed so that the leds face left and right rather than up and down. Use the image to determine which beam is low and which is high. Also, because these are sensitive to water intrusion because they are leds, make sure the bulbs are twisted firmly in and the rubber boot isn't cracked or damaged. Because the fan is brushless, it will not be damaged if it gets wet. Wait until it's dark, then aim them at a wall or garage door in the same direction as your originals from the same distance. If you reuse the original bezels, they should stay close to where they were when the old bulbs were installed. If your headlight bezels are too worn or faded to provide adequate lighting, you can replace them for around $50. Most models cost $100 for brand new ones with bulbs, which you can carefully remove and wrap before tossing in the glove box in case one of these fails while on the road.

Samir Keller

| Dec 29, 2021

There is a significant distinction. I'm able to see in the dark now. All four bulbs were installed in a matter of minutes.

Ryleigh Knight

| Dec 05, 2021

We're seeing a significant increase in output and distance covered with the new housings and bulbs. We went through the aiming process to ensure the beams did not light up the passenger cabins of oncoming cars before rolling down the roads and blinding people. br>br> This increased the amount of light striking the road before the truck moved out the proper distance, as well as the visible distance covered by the high beams. br>br>At this point, we can light up the hillside across the valley from our house (about 1/2 mile away). We'll be using these to replace the housings and lights in our 2002 Yukon.

Rex Friedman

| Jan 23, 2021

My wife requested that I take over the responsibility of replacing them. Update. These lights are fantastic, but we were unable to use them. They are extremely bright and complement the appearance of our Chevy Express 3500. br>br> Many other drivers, on the other hand, believe we're using high beams and become enraged. My wife can't stand it when people pull alongside her and yell, or when they drop behind her and turn on their high beams as a form of retaliation. br>br>Perhaps, once people have grown accustomed to bright headlights, we will be able to use them again. We no longer have an issue with blinding other drivers because the lights have dimmed to the point where they are no longer serviceable. br>br>*Update
br> In less than a year of use, the device failed.

Jaxxon Nash

| Mar 09, 2021