I have been using auxito bulbs from aliexpress and they are going strong still since more than a year. No hyperflash, no dimming, no burnouts. They seem to be a solid brand.
I don't even need new headlights as I actually ordered some of these for my Civic a few weeks ago (which are fantastic!). But this video kept me intrigued with all the facts/information I did not know about the bulbs. Great product review and overall video!
I ordered these before I saw this video so sadly I couldn’t use your link, but I can’t wait to install them in my VW! These with my insane fog lights, gonna be nuts! Oh and one thing I noticed with I had my original HID’s before I changed them to my second set, OEM is like 4300K and after 4 years, the edges of the beam on road signs looked brown. So I replaced them in 2014 with Philips Xenarc 5500K. Then in 2021 I replaced them again. Same 5500K bulbs. The thing I noticed going to my third set was the width. New bulbs you can see wide. Then 2-3 years later the width is gone.
Indeed leds are brighter, but i noticed something on my car. On low beam leds are brighter, on high beam xenons focus the light better on center because they have 360° light output and leds just on 2 sides and spread the light .
Depends if you have projector or reflector housings. All D1S bulbs should be in projector housings anyway, so it shouldn't make a difference if there are leds on only 2 sides or a xenon with even 360° lighting.
I ageee, I swapped from d2r hid to LED (reflector), they are MUCH brighter on the low beams, night and day, but the range in high beams is terrible! Barely a foot higher than the low beams
Mine are literally not turning on at all. 2010 335i E93. I’ve ordered 2 sets, this happened to the first set and I thought it could have been defective so I bought another set and they still don’t work.
Do your OEM bulbs still work? It's possible that you accidentally shorted out the headlights. Once one is shorted out, both headlights wont turn on. There isn't a fuse but there is a way to reset it that you might need to research. Otherwise your ballasts may be damaged.
They have held up perfectly. These lights don't flicker like cheaper LED's, and they are so much brighter than Xenon HID's. I can't recommend these bulbs enough.
Thanks for the test Ross! Only concern I have is cabling and BMW OEM ballasts, going from 35W to 120W will create heat in cables and ballasts, or do you use other ballasts and beefier cables?
These bulbs are plug and play for any D1S application. There is no need to upgrade the ballasts or wirings. I've been running them for almost a year with no issues whatsoever.
They are 120w equivalent. Meaning they produce the same amount of light output as a xenon with 120w. They do not consume 120w, and they actually consume a lot less power than the factory bulbs.
Mines are going on stay on for couple minutes, then go on again and then couple minutes after go off then I get the malfunction light for both lights. Idk if if need to code it out or what else could be..
Thanks for the video, well explained and demonstrated! Just one remark: In the US automotive lighting equipment is regulated by the DOT Safety Standard (FMVSS) 108, in order to be used legally on public roads. So headlights and headlight bulbs must comply with the requirements of FMVSS108. There is currently no provision within these regulations to legally replace halogen headlamp bulbs with retrofit LED bulb replacements. As a result, retrofit LED bulbs may not be used in headlights on public roads in the United States. PS Fog lamps and fog light bulbs are not regulated by federal safety standards and when used in compliance with any applicable state or local laws, LED fog light bulbs are considered street-legal for use in the US.
Thanks for letting us know, although these bulbs that I installed in the video are D1S style bulbs that are a xenon bulb replacement. They will not work in a factory halogen headlamp. I'm not sure if that makes a difference in terms of the law, but my vehicle follows all other rules and regulations. I still have my catalytic converters and I'm definitely not tuned 🤥
I have been using auxito bulbs from aliexpress and they are going strong still since more than a year. No hyperflash, no dimming, no burnouts. They seem to be a solid brand.
Top of the line, for sure.
Thanks Ross. New set ordered and can't wait to see the difference. Excellent install video too... It really helped.
Thanks! Glad the video was a help.
I don't even need new headlights as I actually ordered some of these for my Civic a few weeks ago (which are fantastic!). But this video kept me intrigued with all the facts/information I did not know about the bulbs. Great product review and overall video!
They're great bulbs
Nice upgrade bro, we definitely need these lights.
Thanks
I ordered these before I saw this video so sadly I couldn’t use your link, but I can’t wait to install them in my VW! These with my insane fog lights, gonna be nuts! Oh and one thing I noticed with I had my original HID’s before I changed them to my second set, OEM is like 4300K and after 4 years, the edges of the beam on road signs looked brown. So I replaced them in 2014 with Philips Xenarc 5500K. Then in 2021 I replaced them again. Same 5500K bulbs. The thing I noticed going to my third set was the width. New bulbs you can see wide. Then 2-3 years later the width is gone.
I'm intrigued by these lights. I think I will definitely order a set for my Fozzy!
Thanks man, I really appreciate your support on my videos.
@@rosstrittler Your discount code came in clutch!
Thanks a lot man, really appreciate your support.
Hi, thanks for the review. Any interference with a radio?
Indeed leds are brighter, but i noticed something on my car. On low beam leds are brighter, on high beam xenons focus the light better on center because they have 360° light output and leds just on 2 sides and spread the light .
Depends if you have projector or reflector housings. All D1S bulbs should be in projector housings anyway, so it shouldn't make a difference if there are leds on only 2 sides or a xenon with even 360° lighting.
I ageee, I swapped from d2r hid to LED (reflector), they are MUCH brighter on the low beams, night and day, but the range in high beams is terrible! Barely a foot higher than the low beams
Ordered mine today! Can’t wait to install them in my 335d
Awesome, I saw your order! Been looking for a 335d for quite some time.
Did they work for the 335d?
@nathanb9238 Yes, they will work with the 335d
@@nathanb9238 yes they are a real upgrade!
Mine are literally not turning on at all. 2010 335i E93. I’ve ordered 2 sets, this happened to the first set and I thought it could have been defective so I bought another set and they still don’t work.
Do your OEM bulbs still work? It's possible that you accidentally shorted out the headlights. Once one is shorted out, both headlights wont turn on. There isn't a fuse but there is a way to reset it that you might need to research. Otherwise your ballasts may be damaged.
How have they held up 9 months later and issues?? Would you still recommend or would you go back to HID for reliability?
They have held up perfectly. These lights don't flicker like cheaper LED's, and they are so much brighter than Xenon HID's. I can't recommend these bulbs enough.
looks good!
Thanks for the test Ross! Only concern I have is cabling and BMW OEM ballasts, going from 35W to 120W will create heat in cables and ballasts, or do you use other ballasts and beefier cables?
These bulbs are plug and play for any D1S application. There is no need to upgrade the ballasts or wirings. I've been running them for almost a year with no issues whatsoever.
great, but how about power consumption and oem is 35watt, led's have higher watts??
They are 120w equivalent. Meaning they produce the same amount of light output as a xenon with 120w. They do not consume 120w, and they actually consume a lot less power than the factory bulbs.
Do you know if they will work on Bi Xeon headlight set up?
Yes! The headlights on my BMW are Bi-xenon and only have 1 xenon bulb per headlight.
Do these things work with the factory ballast thing still installed? 😮
Yes
Mines are going on stay on for couple minutes, then go on again and then couple minutes after go off then I get the malfunction light for both lights. Idk if if need to code it out or what else could be..
I'm not sure. Did you purchase the ones in the description?
Aren't these lights lost when it rains? In other words, do they keep the lighting powerful?
These bulbs will be brighter than your stock bulbs, regardless if it's raining or not.
Just put an order in. Hope shipping isn’t to long, my headlight is out! Lol
Thanks man! I appreciate it.
Hey bro, I have 2012 bmw 335 e92 N55, will it fit ? Thank you bro
Yes
@@rosstrittler Thank you for the response my brother! 😎🙏
@@lazizyuldashev777do they work ?
still works?
Just like new
Had to drop a comment, your the reason I bought these bulbs and fam LET THERE BE LIGHT🤙🏼💯💯🫡🫡🫡
RESPECT FOR THE VID
Thanks bro, glad you enjoyed the video!🔥
So these bulbs are using the stock xenon hid ballasts?
Yes, they are plug and play
@@rosstrittler is there a way to not use the ballasts?
@ALEXNERI3 I'm not sure, I think ballasts are required for DS1 bulbs regardless if they are xenon or LED
@@rosstrittler Thanks for replying!
Thanks bro nice bulbs
I can novsight this brand has not 24.000lm white the original balast
Auxito can delivery to Germany is possible ?
Yes you can
Is there error code appear after change to led bulb?
No, these bulbs are error free
Dude align you lights, they might be too high.
I'll check it out
Thanks for the video, well explained and demonstrated!
Just one remark:
In the US automotive lighting equipment is regulated by the DOT Safety Standard (FMVSS) 108, in order to be used legally on public roads. So headlights and headlight bulbs must comply with the requirements of FMVSS108. There is currently no provision within these regulations to legally replace halogen headlamp bulbs with retrofit LED bulb replacements. As a result, retrofit LED bulbs may not be used in headlights on public roads in the United States.
PS Fog lamps and fog light bulbs are not regulated by federal safety standards and when used in compliance with any applicable state or local laws, LED fog light bulbs are considered street-legal for use in the US.
Thanks for letting us know, although these bulbs that I installed in the video are D1S style bulbs that are a xenon bulb replacement. They will not work in a factory halogen headlamp. I'm not sure if that makes a difference in terms of the law, but my vehicle follows all other rules and regulations. I still have my catalytic converters and I'm definitely not tuned 🤥