LUYED 880 LED Fog Lights Bulb 400% Brightness 886 890 892 893 LED Bulb with Projector for DRL or Fog Lights,Xenon White,Pack of 2

In the summer of 2021 I replaced my fog lights with white LEDs and they served their purpose and still work great.Now, in the winter of 2025 I've changed the look and installed these amber LED fog lights. In a world that has gone to blinding white lights, these bright amber lights stand out, along with my amber daytime running lights.These emit light from the sides and also from the front projector. They do not require a cooling fan or rewiring of any kind for my '05 GMC Sierra Denali, which in essence is a GM 1500 pickup. Installation requires no tools, but I wear gloves to prevent finger oils getting on the lights and causing hot spots and premature burnout. You "unturn" the current socket which has the bulb, unclick the old bulb, install the new bulb, insert and turn to lock the bulb and you're done.A screwdriver does help to lightly pry/bend and unlock the socket from the bulb once you're unturned it have it hanging there. You do NOT need to remove the fog light housing and lens...so many videos online show how to do that when you search for you to replace the bulb if you haven't done it before.A minor installation issue, if you can even call it that, is the new lights don't insert with a click, but when you pull to check the connection, they're definitely locked into the socket. Other than that, no other issues.Pictures include a white vs amber comparison, comparisons of the LED they replaced (side, top and bottom) as well as how it appears once in the socket and once installed from beneath the truck, and at night.Bottom line they look great and do their job.

Purchased to replace the broken one on the bosses Mustang a lot brighter than stock lights

Direct fit LED replacement. Less heat, less power used. Great value.

Working great

Super bright on our 02 yukon

Fácil de instalar, funcionan excelente las recomiendo

Just as stated

These are really purely for looks. They are nowhere nearly as bright as the claims - they barely light anything, and are so underpowered that the "Xenon White" color is more like a "Robin's Egg Blue".I know fog lights are only meant to supplement your regular headlights in inclement weather, but they do so by casting light down low to the ground where there will be the least amount of light being reflected back by fog. And to do this, they need to have enough power to give you enough visibility to safely navigate.Simply put, these just don't have the chutzpah to do the job properly. But if all you're after is the appearance for your show car? Then these will do just fine.