I had PIAA extreme white halogens and decided to step up to top of the line, so I ordered these. I literally outshine every car on ther road. This includes brand new Mercedes and Lexus'. They fit as advertised and hook up directly to my factory wiring harness in my 2013 civic si. They've been through floods and horrible road conditions with flawless performance. They're worth every penny.

I've recently installed these on my 2017 Hyundai Elantra Eco and they're the absolute best! Much, MUCH brighter than the factory halogen bulbs. You can never go wrong with PIAA lights and these are proof of that.

<p>These PIAA Performance LEDs are PHENOMENAL!!! The absolute best lighting / “bulbs” money I’ve ever invested (and that is saying a lot as I’ve had 33 vehicles in my young 48 years with bulb replacements and added auxiliary light kits on almost every vehicle). ;-)</p><p>The best “stock” headlights I’ve ever had (by a long shot) are the Quad LED Projectors that are in my current 2015 Honda Accord Hybrid (HAH) Touring model. Again, these are NOT the ‘Jewel’ LEDs, like Acura has on newer models and/or the 2017 HAH Touring or 2016 Civic Touring models.</p><p>Anyway, the only halogen bulbs that were on my ’15 HAH Touring, was the High Beam 9005/HB3 which I’d originally replaced with some PIAA Extreme White #19615 (which PIAA bulbs have always been much better than stock…and for me, an automatic replacement whenever I bought a vehicle).</p><p>Well, now that I’ve added the PIAA Performance LEDs Part #17201 to replace those only halogens left…they are simply AMAZING on High Beam, too…UNBELIEVABLY a 1,000% better again when on High Beam. They are just GREAT…a person will NOT be disappointed!??So now, I’m going to show my age a lil’ ;-) …before these new PIAA LEDs…the very best after market lighting that I’d ever added to a vehicle was the Original PIAA Pro 90’s w/120W Driving Lights & 85W Fog Projector Lamps (on our ’97 Dodge Cummins Extra Cab). And I have to admit that these new LED’s when in High Beam on our HAH Touring (and Low Beam Projectors on my wife’s Ridgeline mentioned below) are very similar to what I remember getting out of the ole PIAA Pro 90’s (VERY IMPRESSIVE).??Sooooo, I just added two (2) sets of PIAA LED’s to my wife’s New 2017 Honda Ridgeline RT-S, stock Low Beam Projectors and the stock Fog Lights.</p><p>I just cannot say enough about these PIAA Performance LEDs, both the 17201 on the HAH Touring, and the two (2) sets of 17201s on the Ridgeline. Again, these have made the Ridgeline’s lighting AMAZING…I am dead serious…the difference in Honda’s Low Beam Projectors with “yellowy” stock H11’s and the stock Fog Lights w/H8’s compared with these PIAA LED’s is like NIGHT and DAY…there really is no comparison (and nobody is flashing me with either the Accord or Ridgeline, but I am very conscious about lowering my High Beams, too…otherwise someone would be saying, “Cheese”). :-)</p><p>The only thing that could make these PIAA LED’s any better…would be if PIAA could somehow make them still work in low voltage scenarios (like Daytime Running Lights DLR)…as my wife’s Ridgeline is NOT the top of the line version w/LED DLR (her Ridgeline uses the High Beam at lower voltage for DLR’s…so I put the PIAA Extreme White 9005/HB3 #19615 that I’d just taken out of my HAH Touring into the Ridgeline…so, the Ridgeline is not as spectacular on High Beams…BUT AGAIN, a MASSIVE improvement with the PIAA LEDs in the Projectors and Fogs, MASSIVE IMPROVEMENT!!! :-)</p><p>A person simply gets what you pay for…again, these are worth every penny!!! :-)</p>

<p>These were installed in a 3rd Gen Prius (2011). The installation was easy and the controller modules were very easy to zip tie to a discrete location. Thankfully, the installation of the LED headlights was easier than the standard H11 bulbs despite being a little deeper - the hardware is of much better quality and it showed.</p><p>In use, these bulbs are really bright and have a very white light. They're far brighter than the Sylvannia silverstar ultra's that would die in my Prius every few weeks and even provided better coverage than the HID's in my 2nd Gen Prius.</p><p>I'm sure other drivers appreciate these headlights too. The beams are very focused and have a distinct cut off at the highest point of the beam.</p>