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.

These LEDs arrived quickly (not a Prime member). Packaged very well. I've installed these as replacements for the Headlights on my Kubota BX24D compact tractor. They are nice and bright. Should help to be seen when I operate close to the town rd.I do plan to replace with Yellow LEDs (yet to arrive) for use during the winter.

Long story short, be sure to check your local state / country laws about using the blue version of these. I bought these and I was really excited because they looked so cool. Then I googled the laws in my state, and it turns out we're not allowed to use anything for fog light colors other than Amber, Yellow, or White on public roadways. In most states, they still allow you to use them off-road. So I'm going to unplug and keep these two LEDs in my glovebox, and when I go offroading, camping, etc, I'll pull over and pop em in.One of the great things about this is how easy it is to install, usually. For my case, being a trailblazer, I can simply reach up underneath the bumper and access the bulbs fully without having to even remove or adjust the fog light lens housing.I've also opted to order another version of this in the Bright White so I can be road-legal with good led fogs.These are brighter than the stock filament bulbs that came with my vehicle. I've also been told by mechanic friends that running LEDs in general is a good practice because it's not as heavy of a load on the system compared to the older style bulbs.Edit- I now have the white version of these too and they are great. They're also legal for my state. I'm keeping the blue ones for when I go camping. My favorite thing about these lights is the bubble lens at the tip. I notice a lot of LEDs don't include that, but this does- so that's a good thing.Picture is of my 2003 trailblazer with the blue version fogs installed on the bottom of the front lip.

Don't use these if you are replacing the bulbs in a 1998 Camaros fog lamps. they go into the light housings at a right angle so it only uses a few of the LEDs one one side which causes them to be too dim to ne usefull in the fog lights. They seem to be good quality and bright it's just my use case that they don't work

Easy to install. These bulbs actually fit unlike some others even though they were the *correct" size. The bulbs are much brighter than stock. I will update accordingly if there are long term QC or dimness issues.

Work perfect

Bright and well made. Currently using them in an ATV and waiting to see how they perform in wet conditions.

The 880 yellow bulbs they are not very bright they are not worth the money