AUXITOError Free 912 921 LED Bulb Reverse Lights Backup Lights 4000 Lumens/Pair Extremely Bright CSP 9-SMD 906 W16W T15 LED Bulbs Plug and Play for Backup Reverse Lights, 6500K White (Pack of 2)

They are simple to install. They fit my 2003 Tacoma rear lights. Bright and simple.

Installations on my Tacoma and Frontier trucks was a breeze. When reviewers say, 'bright', they mean BRIGHT! I love them.You can actually see where you're backing up now - much safer!

I have a lexus rx 2006 and i couldnt see at night with my backup camera because the oem back up lights were not bright at all. I bought 2 other brands including the last one which was Alla led $11 and it was brighter then oem but i still could not see behind me at night through my backup cam. I returned those and bought these and THESE ARE A GAME CHANGER!!! Very very bright and i could finally see. Fitment was not an issue, it doesn't twist like a oem bulb but you push it in and sits firm without the o rings!! Definitely worth it!! 1st pic with these installed 2nd is park( reverse light off) 3rd is with reverse light on with these leds! 4th backup cam. (street light on by the neighbors house) but still bright in absolute darkness.I could finally see whats behind through my side mirrors and back up camera!!!!!! You will not find anything brighter trust me i tried everything! 10 stars 🌟

I compared these to 8 other top brands on here, and these were the brightest. This was not much of a surprise as they were the only ones with a separate wiring harness pigtail and massive heatsink. I will say though, there are bulbs made by Alla, that are about 70% as bright, for about $10.38 when on sale. I think the Alla are the best bang for the buck, but if you want the brightest lights regardless of cost, these are them.I will say because the pigtail harness plugs into your factory plastic twist in piece, the bulb has its own "one size fits all" rubber grommet around the body and you have to twist and fight it to get it to seat in the factory taillights, as they had to make it in such a way that it will hopefully be compatible with all taillights. The installation isn't "hard" necessarily, but it's definitely not as easy as the smaller bulbs that just plug directly into the factory plastic twist in plug.Also one other concern I have, is despite the rubber grommet being around the body of the bulb and sealing the taillight, the factory plastic pigtail is left open to moisture, mud and dirt as it is no longer sealed up inside factory taillights. I am using these lights on a 4x4 truck, and when I go through deep water mud, especially under heavy acceleration, it gets kicked up on the inside of the rear body panel and some hits the back of the taillight structure which means there is a decent chance I could get water or mud in the connection. Yes I could put a bunch of dielectric grease in the factory pigtails which will protect it from water, and maybe mud a little, but it will also attract dust and dirt and eventually turn into a big nasty mess with time. I just wish there was a better solution to the install that would seal it up like the factory connections are. Just something to keep in mind. You could probably use dielectric grease AND wrap it in electrical tape and that would probably solve it.

I'll first say that these lights are bright and seem to be good quality. My issue with them is the fitment used to hold them in the light housing. It is some universal "on-size fits all" blue silicon ring. They don't feel very snug when you have them inserted. They do not "twist" in to your housing like the OEM bulb holder. Because of this I am giving them 3 stars - not a negative reflection of the light itself or the brightness. The light output is great and VERY bright. However, it just seems a poor design.Having said that, the reason I bought these is because I bought an LED direct bulb replacement (Auxito brand as well actually), and they were really loose and didn't fit snug into the bulb housing. I couldn't use them. So I thought these would be better since they click into the bulb housing, and then fit directly in the light housing. Time will tell if they stay in place over time. I will update this review after they have been in for a while...They give you these little rubber o-rings and say, "If the light is not tight in the housing, use the included rubber rings". We'll see if they work, but I don't have high hopes. They don't jiggle to the touch, but it doesn't take much to pop them out of the housing.July 2021 UPDATE:So I've had these now for quite a while. Much to my surprise, they have not fallen out or had any issues. For this, I am updating to 4 stars. I think to get 5 stars, I would still prefer something that felt sturdier. I'm not exactly off-roading in my Honda Accord, but I imagine if you drove on some rough road, these would eventually come out. But for my use, they have worked great. Granted, during COVID I have not driven a great deal.

Use these backup lights for my 2012 Ford F150 4x4 they are extra extra bright

Very bright. I got em for my brake lights on my Tundra. Very nice.

Installed these on my 2011 and 2015 Frontiers with no issues and love them but 2019 wiring harness seems to be different - could not locate connector to disconnect old bulb housing and connect the LED housing so simply replaced with an LED bulb.

Easy installation