PHILIPS9007B1 Standard Halogen Replacement Headlight Bulb, 1 Pack

Watch a YouTube video to see how to install these in my 2021 Kia. It took me only 10 minutes to do and it lit up very nicely. I just don't have a comment on the longevity yet since I just installed it today. Will update later!

Perfect replacement on my 1999 Toyota Land Cruiser for the "9005" High Beam/Day Time Running Lamps. I looked at all the options and these were by far the best deal "$3.59 Per bulb" when I purchased them 3/2023. A direct OEM replacement that is every bit as bright as the higher end bulbs that had burned out. Hard to go wrong with these, being a name brand as well as a fraction of the price I would highly recommend these bulbs. My Phillips 9005 bulbs were made in Germany and arrived safe in there retail packaging in just a vinyl Amazon mailing bag.

Auto parts stores want $15.00 plus! Great price OEM for my Honda as well!

The part actually fits. The other fog lights that I purchased said they would fit but did not.

I liked that it was quick and easy to install & half the price of the auto stores.

Great design, super easy to install. Watch a youtube guide and replace your bulb yourself and save yourself loads of money over a service.

It's working great can't complain

I learned all about headlights from CrashNBurn80 on his massive 300+ page headlight thread on Tacoma World forums. Many premium headlight manufacturers directly use his testing and write-ups for their designs and revisions. The short of it is you absolutely should NOT put LED bulbs into a headlight housing designed for halogen bulbs. It throws out a terrible dispersal pattern which shrinks your pupils and throws extra light into the eyes of oncoming traffic. LED bulbs require housings made for LED, which are not very common since most LED headlights are a complete housing with the lights being sealed inside and non-removable."AITA?" -- If you put LED bulbs in your car and other drivers keep flashing their brights at you, your are the dick, not them. Please stop doing this, it's very trashy.All that said, I modified the connector on these H9 bulbs to fit into my H11 low-beam connectors, and the results are outstanding, with broad even lighting and great sharp horizontal cutoff for oncoming traffic. If you want to do the same I'd check if that's okay on your make and model, it's a common and safe practice on 3rd gen Tacomas, not sure how other cars are wired.Photo hardly does it justice, but new headlight is on left, old light on right.