DMEX D3S HID Headlight Bulbs Xenon 6000K Cool White 35W Replacement 66340 42403 42302 Headlamp - Pack of 2(Not fit Halogen Headlight Assembly)

I recently installed the DMEX D3S HID Headlight Bulbs Xenon 8000K White Blue on my 2019 Chevy Traverse, and I couldn’t be more pleased with the results. The installation was straightforward, and the bulbs fit perfectly, making the process hassle-free. One of the first things I noticed was the significant improvement in brightness compared to the original equipment manufacturer (OEM) bulbs. The light these bulbs emit is a crisp, vibrant white with a subtle blue tint, giving my vehicle a modern and sleek look while enhancing nighttime visibility.What truly amazed me was the price difference. The OEM bulbs are being sold at a staggering $131 for just one, which is quite outrageous. In contrast, DMEX offers a pair of these high-quality bulbs for only $34. This incredible price difference doesn’t come at the cost of quality. The DMEX bulbs not only perform better but are also more affordable, providing an exceptional value for money.Driving at night has become safer and more comfortable with these bulbs, as they illuminate the road much better than the OEM bulbs ever did. The improved visibility helps in spotting obstacles and road signs from a greater distance, contributing to a more confident and secure driving experience. Overall, I am thoroughly impressed with the DMEX D3S HID Headlight Bulbs. They combine affordability, ease of installation, and superior performance, making them a fantastic upgrade for anyone looking to enhance their vehicle’s lighting.

2019 Traverse. Amazing! Bought the 6000k. They match the daytime LED lights perfectly. They are very bright. We are so happy with the price and performance. Plus they come with a 2 year warranty. What more could you ask!!!

These bulbs worked PERFECTLY in my 2014 Tesla Model S P85D.I am super happy with this purchase. Thank you DMEX!I needed some help getting the wheel liner removed, but we did this without removing the wheels.Turn OFF car power. Remove liner, remove rubber cover, unscrew factory bulb counter-clockwise 1/4 turn, transfer plastic holding clip to new bulb in exactly the same position, screw in new bulb clockwise until tight. Put everything back. DONE! Give yourself 2 hours if you are not a mechanic. OR take these bulbs to a shop and have them do it for you. Better than paying Tesla $1000 or more - I have heard they default to replacing the entire headlamp which is ridiculous!My symptoms by the way, to look out for and know you have a spent bulb in the Tesla Model S:1. My left headlamp started giving a malfunction error while driving and would shut off abruptly.2. Turning lights OFF and then ON again would restore the headlight to working again. Do this safely at night.3. The above started happening more frequently, then started happening on the Right headlight also intermittently.4. These new bulbs FIXED THE PROBLEM.I am extremely pleased with the quality of light from these 8000K bulbs. It's not really blue at all, just pure white, like the moon on water. Much better than the yellowish tint I had before.I've attached an unaltered photo. The color is basically cool white. There is a hint of blue when looking at the headlight—the light on the ground is cool white.

Bought them exactly one year ago and one bulb went out already so that sucks because they are very hard to install in my Jeep SRT. Other than that, they are super bright. I guess for the prize that's not too bad. You get what you pay for.

Fit perfectly. No issues at all after weeks of it being installed.

Installed these bulbs into both headlights. They both went out at the same time. First time doing anything like this. I wore gloves. It was really easy. The hardest part was reaching where you are inserting the bulb. It took all of 15 minutes to watch a quick YouTube video and install 2. The dealership quoted me $500 per bulb for parts and replacement. These saved me $1000. Super happy. I’m a novice, if I can do it you can do it too. I have a 2014 Range Rover Sport for reference.

The dim headlight went out on my wife's 2013 Volvo C70 Convertible. It was an odd looking bulb, so I went to a auto parts store to buy one and was charged $147 for a single bulb. Driving home, while thinking about the crazy cost of the bulb, I decided to check out Amazon to see what it would cost. I found this two pack for approximately $36, which fit perfectly in the Volvo. They are a cool blue color and come with a two year warranty, which was twice as long as the warranty from the auto parts store. I was able to return the $147 bulb, super happy that I found this deal!

One is bright and one is dull. But they work for the price