HELLA H4P50TB +50 Performance Bulb, 12V, 60/55W, 2 Count (Pack of 1)

These bulbs were under 4$ ive bought a lot of 50$ sets of bulbs so let's agree to not compare apples to orange. Stick to the 4$ here. I installed these on a 2006 prius after one burned out last summer. They are good lights brightness is good, color is like stock, life just a little over a year and one of them burned out. Again 4$ so of coarse i ordered 2 more sets and just put them in the glove box. Usually i replace both at once. But for the sake of seeing how long the other one lasts i only replaced the burnt out one this time. We are at about 15 months now so working. Are your bulbs easy to change? Yes, Order 2 sets. Keep them in your glove box and save some money.

Very good bulbs. Seems much brighter and looks more white than the standard bulbs. Only time will tell if they will last. Shipping wasn't fast but not terribly slow

Instructions for the 2005 Tacoma (20-30 min job). Having a flashlight may help depending on lighting conditions. Materials needed: paper towels, contactor spray, disposable gloves, new bulbs, and long narrow screwdriver and 10mm socket/ratchet are optional. Perform driver's side first since there is better access and knowing the procedure will help on the passenger side. Alternatively, remove the windshield washer fluid reservoir (two 10mm bolts) on the passenger side to provide unobstructed access to the passenger side bulb: 1. Remove the bulb connector by pulling straight back (no clips here) and set aside out of the way. In my case, the connectors were greasy. So, either wear disposable gloves or clean them first. 2. Remove the round black weather boot by pulling on the tabs. A screwdriver may help, just be careful not to pierce the rubber. 3. There is a bulb retaining clip (similar to a paperclip) that is hinged on one side and hooked on the other. Simply press on the hooked side and lift using a single finger and the retainer will swing open like a door. Observe orientation of the old bulb before removing and then pull it straight out. 4. Install the new bulb, reattach the retaining clip making sure it hooks completely (a narrow screwdriver may be required). 5. Reinstall the weather boot making sure it seats all the way around to avoid moisture entering the headlight. 6. If you have electrical contact spray, spray that onto the connector contacts (in my case, corrosion was apparent) before reonnecting to the bulb. 7. Repeat process on other side and then test hi and lo beam functions and you should be all set. Dealerships charge about $120 per bulb change. So, treat yourself to a beer with the savings🙂

Bought these as a backup set. Tested them and they work great, look great, easy to install, great replacement bulbs with great color, no blinking or flicker, and just a great value all around

These are good bulbs and the pricing was very reasonable. I have gone up dramatically since I bought mine. But they are great value for the money I paid.

The price was so low, I had to try them. These headlights are much brighter than my old ones and brighter than when they were new. Installation was pretty easy after I found a YouTube video for my car. I can't speak to longevity after having them on the car for only about a month. If something goes wrong, I'll let you know.

Perfect fit my toyota sienna 2002

Recd.11/25/22. 2007 Honda CRV. As of 3/7/23 still working. So they are probably not defective. Good price, so if you have standard bulbs in your car, and you can access them easily to change them, I would ! Change them right away, so if you do get a defective set, you can return them. Just remember, if you accidentally touch the glass, wipe thoroughly with a paper towel after inserting into the socket, and before inserting into the headlight housing. Not super bright, about average, or maybe a little brighter. Keep the old bulbs as a spare set if not burnt out, and you should be satisfied. I believe the bulbs said made in Korea. Good luck!