Philips 9040 Standard Halogen Replacement Front Fog Bulb

Fantastic bulbs. I swapped my H11 halogen low beams for these H9 halogens, which retain the OEM beam pattern, but offer much brighter light output. MUCH better choice than LED or HID bulbs which can't replicate the precise placement of a halogen filament. Perfect hotspot = more downrange intensity and throw!After paying $20 each here on Amazon, however, I found them at a certain famous big blue box store for $12.99 each. They're on Amazon.com for under $10. Gotta love Canada.

My mistake on this item as I was silly enough to believe they could be 100% brighter that the original factory headlights.They are 100% brighter than burned out headlights, they are not brighter than any other headlights.Don’t get caught up in the hype on these headlights.They arrived on time, free Prime Shipping, very well packaged and damage free. I opened the package, installed them on my vehicle, I will keep them.Very easy to install on my vehicle.

I got these to get some more light output over my H9 low beams. They definitely put out more light just not as much as I expected still a good upgrade though. Only had to modify the plug by cutting out the one tab insert. There’s a before and after picture as well as my old bulb on the right and new one on the left. Hot spot is definitely brighter. Update: One bulb burnt out after 2 years so possibly not the most long lasting but not terrible.

Es un producto calidad OEM. Esta bien fabricado, materiles de calidad, sin embargo, como lo dice la descripción y el precio lo comprueba, son focos con calidad de original, el mismo grado de iluminacion que los de fabrica. No más, no menos... En cuanto a duración, aún no se me funden, siguen como el dia en que se instalaron.

Bought a pair of these to replace the bulbs on wife's Chevy Malibu.At this price, they were literally half the price than the cheapest 9006 bulb in the local shop.There are many other bulbs which claim brighter, and clearer, but I've tried most of them. They are all great in the beginning, but they fade out pretty quickly, and some of the brighter ones, tend to burn out prematurely.Simple to replace.. Unclip the power harness from the light. On some cars you have a small screw to avoid the bulb from twisting.. If you have a screw, remove it, then twist the bulb, and pull it out... Then "while ensuring NOT to touch the new bulb glass surface" insert new bulb, and twist to set. Reinstall screw if you had one, and then replug the power harness.. Very simple.