WinPower H13 LED Headlight Bulbs 9008 70W 7200LM 6000K Cool White Dual High Low Beam Conversion Kit-2 Yr Warranty

I bought these in March 2017, Its now March 2023 and one burnt out last week. The Auto Partgs store told me LED lights usually last two years.The only problem I had was when I first put them on they worked fine for a couple weeks , then one would turn off then come back on. then the other one would turn off. People driving in front of me kept pulling over. I guess they thought I was a cop which is kind of hilarious.I had to buy LED Anti-Flicker capasitors wwhich plugged right into the wiring at the back of these. they were perfect after that. At the time they cost $13.98. Not sure what they are now.Oh, also the high beam doesnt come on or work. They are very bright so it really wasnt an issue at allOverall I'd recamend buying them but I decided to try something new with more brightness. I havent gotten them yet but they are 18,000LM, these are like 7500LM.

These LED lights made a huge difference when driving my 2014 Cruze at night. The OEM lighting is pretty bad. The bulbs are too dim and the system is underpowered (its a known complaint within the Cruze community). Adding LEDs has really helped improve visibility. Besides the lights being brighter, the light color is similar to HIDs (a cool white), so everything is a bit crisper.Installation was super easy. Getting the OEM connectors out of the harnesses was the hardest part. The parts fit perfectly, and took no time to get in. Make sure you move the Canbus (current adapter) out of the way so that it doesnt come in contact with any hot parts (the aluminum heatsink on the back of the bulbs, for instance). The instructions were pretty clear, but honestly, all you do is disconnect and remove the old lights, plug these in and insert the bulb into the housing...very easy.Other reviews said the regular beam is much brighter than stock, but that "brights" or hi-beams are not that much brighter, and I do agree. There is a change between the 2, but its not much. Basically, just enough to flash other drivers.I ordered these in July (Prime day), and its now the end of September, so theyve worked flawlessly for several months. Im satisfied that theyre a quality product at this point.UPDATE: Its now October of 2019 and one of the bulbs is starting to misbehave. After 2+ years tho, I'm very happy overall with the performance of these LED bulbs for the cost. The fan in one of the bulbs started making a lot of noise a few weeks back, clearly audible from inside the car with the engine running. The other day, the "low beam" stopped working altogether. Brights still work fine though, so I just drive around with brights on. IDK if that will cause them to wear out even faster, but its ok for now. I'm buying another of these to replace the 2 year old bulbs. Im definitely going to keep going to these while I still own this car.

Nothing that hasn't already been said, but these came ready to go, with the "CAN" adapters already wired in. The rear housing, which is the heat sink and a teeny fan, does stick out a tad further. With the smaller wires going through the adapter, then plugging into the factory harness, this extra length was not a problem. Even includes some zip ties to tidy up if you like. I installed these because A) great price point and B) my driver sided bulb was blown. so win win.The light itself is super bright, and definitely on the blue end of the white spectrum. Road signs literally glow at night, and reflectors, well, really reflect. This came as a pack of two, and honestly was very close to the same price point as standard halogen bulbs.Very happy so far, but I'm only two days in. So, any downsides? Not so far, just be aware that you may need to adjust the aiming of the lights, as the LED sources are in slightly different places as would be the case with the standard bulbs. Totally to be expected. The wiring may be a bit messy for the OCD group, but it tidied up enough for me... It's under the hood, so out of sight out of mind. The last thing... The blue/white of this generation of LED 'bulbs' isn't my favorite. I'd like to see warmer light, just for comfort and tradition, but that's totally a matter of taste.I think you will be totally satisfied, assuming the longevity is good.

I spent a lot of time researching the different options of H13 LED bulbs for my 2018 Polaris RZR and finally decided on these. 2 year warranty and the majority of positive reviews helped tremendously in making a decision. The electronic coupon helped a lot too.These are a nice bright white and the beam is focused. I had no issues installing them and the toughest part of the install was trying to decide where I was going to zip tie the wiring. I did notice that the high beams are lacking tremendously and need improvement. However, like most people, I'll be using the low beams which is why I'm not making too big of a fuss about it. Compared to another brand of LED bulbs in my motorcycle, I confirmed that when it comes to the high beams, these just don't cut it. That's OK because the 14,000 lumen light bar that I have will compensate for it. (Installed on Polaris RZR)Overall, I believe it was a good value for the money. I'd probably go with another brand next time but these will do for now.UPDATE: I’ve finally had a chance to take these out on a night drive and have to reiterate that that the high beams are extremely underwhelming. When I flip on the high beams, the pattern of light increases but the intensity of the beam is not as bright as it should be. I feel it should be almost double of what the low beams are. As such, I decreased my rating from 4 to 3 stars. I’ve considered returning them since I’ve ordered a different set/brand but then I’d have to eat the shipping costs on something that wasn’t too terribly expensive. I’ll gift them to someone else or keep them as backups.