JW Speaker 0551371 Low Beam Sae/Ecet Panel Driver Or Passenger

These are just obnoxiously bright and perfect for driving at night. I put them in all my trucks as well as the highbeams. I turn the hb's off way before oncoming traffic hers close. These are the best lights on the market!

Let me just say that I have spent some money on lights lately trying to improve my night vision in my old kenworth truck. Nice lights from the KDub dealer here, and cheaper lights online. The useable light from these headlights is ridiculous. I can’t believe they are only 40 watt. I also can’t believe I waited so long and spent more than I should have to get to this point. Don’t waist your hard earned money on cheaper, subpar, non dot/sae lights. Just spend the money on these lights, you will be amazed! It’s not that they are “brighter” than any light out there, no, so much more to these lights than that. It’s the way they project the light, and make it usable. They don’t blind oncoming traffic. High beams (4 light set up) are insane! Super bright, and really through the light out there.

Great build quality. I bought 2 of the low beam and 2 of the high beam lights for my RV. I was never satisfied with the halogen lights the RV had as they just didn't put out enough light to illuminate the road and surrounding area while driving. I always thought since I wasn't driving something that stops on a dime that I needed to see as far as possible to give me a chance of avoiding a potential problem. These lights seem to fit the bill and I am excited to get some miles driving behind them. I opted for the heated lens not knowing if snow and ice accumulation would be a problem if I traveled into very cold areas. My impression is that the LEDs put out a descent amount of heat when on so whether or not the heated lens is absolutely necessary is still up for debate. I guess some time and experience will answer that question.The install was as simple as it could possibly be. They fit perfectly and the wiring harness just plugged right in. Couldn't be any easier than that. Probably spent 3 minutes installing each light.They have an attractive look and I'm expecting to get many years (and miles) of service.

It was a big ouch moment when I realized I only get one light for the heavy price tag and I had to go ahead and order another one …However install was easy and the amount of light you now have is AMAZING.While I hate driving at night I can now see almost as good as if it was daylight. Worth our safety!!

I hate being blinded by badly made or poorly adjusted led headlights—I flash my high beams at oncoming drivers to let them know I can’t see, and then they flash their led brights back and make it worse. So I was slow to upgrade the halogens on my old truck. I found these and saw they were legit DOT approved (most of the bulbs and sealed beams on here that say they are really are not), so I gave them a try.I put these on an 85 square body Suburban. The low beam pattern is so wide I can see well out into the fields on either side of the road. The other night on a dark road through the fields a truck behind me kept flashing his brights at me, which I couldn’t figure out. When I got home I checked to see if I had a brake light out or something…nope. Then I realized I was lighting things up on either side of the road to the point that he probably thought I’d left my high beams on. But none of the oncoming traffic were flashing their brights, because the cutoffs on the low beams are so well defined that they don’t blind anyone if you’ve adjusted them well. The amount of light they produce is insane, but I’ve never been flashed by oncoming drivers. They rival if not exceed the led lighting on the highest spec new trucks.