They are very bright. I used these in my Ducati Multistrada 2013 year for high beams. They literally light up the highway.These rotate 90 degrees around the bulb, depending the focus point of your vehicle type. In tight spaces these might not fit or work.

Ok, these are redonkulous! I slapped these LED lights on my little car, bless its dim, faded heart and suddenly it looked like it was baptized in the fires of a celestial forge. I'm not saying I saw heaven... but I did see what looked like the Holy Plains open up in front of me. Twice. And I wasn’t even speeding (this time).Other drivers don’t flash their brights at me anymore, they just whisper prayers and move out of the way like I’m a highway prophet parting lanes with divine radiance. These aren’t headlights, they’re orbital sun gods mounted to a bumper.Honestly, I can’t even tell when the sun sets anymore. Night? Never heard of her. I turned these on at noon and a nearby solar panel short-circuited out of jealousy. Birds started chirping “hallelujah,” and I’m pretty sure I created artificial daylight savings.Do I need therapy now? Probably.Do I regret this purchase? Absolutely not.Should YOU get them? Only if you want to see time itself unravel in high definition.Buy them. Embrace the light. Become the beacon.

HONEST REVIEW: I purchased these in February of 2025. I am now writing this review May 2nd of 2025. These are great fog lights and are VERY bright. They do the job incredibly well and they were easy to install. They fit my 2010 Tundra just right.I will be totally transparent in that, they are NOT water resistant and do VERY poorly with any sort of moisture. After one heavy rainstorm the front right light immediately stopped working.Would I buy them again? Absolutely, yes. I would. I wanted to write a honest review for anyone considering this. They fit a 2010 Toyota Tundra well and are great. I would recommend these but be warned that any rain will hurt these.EDIT: This company expidited shiped me a replacement bulb. This seller absolutely deserves a 5 star review. This product has a two year warranty on it and they are good to replace if needed. I purchased another set online... very good product!!! Even better customer service from FireHawk!

I ordered these lights originally for my father's Kona. I ended up returning because you needed extra parts for them to work.Several months later I ordered them again for my 2020 civic fog lights. They look great. Easy install with direct plug in. They are bright and a nice white light.Because the led stem is red, when you don't have the fogs on you can see the red reflection in the fog housing. I like it on my black car.

I purchased these for my NBS 2014 Silverado with projector lenses. I used this model for my low beams in the projector housing. I used the orange version (50,000 stated lumens) for high beams. This model is perfect for low beam use. It is much brighter than OEM HID's that were installed. In fact they are brighter than the high beams from the OEM. Despite being much brighter, I have not been flashed yet. They have a very clean cut off that is not blinding to on coming traffic. I do think if I went with the orange version I may have issues with blinding people. These worked perfect for what I needed. If you want bright low beams with out risk of blinding someone, these are what you need. They are also a very comfortable color that is not draining to look at. These also fit well in my housing with no issues. Cannot say the same for my high beam choice. Disregard the lumen rating. They are no where close to the rating, however that does not mean they are not bright. They are very similar to my Baja Designs 3,000 lumen lights which are incredibly bright. Similar color as well.

Just installed these new red Firehawk 9005 high beam LED lights ( as well as the red Firehawk H11 low beam LED lights) in my 2015 Ford F150. They are working great. No flicker and no lamp out canbus errors. The day time running lights also work normally ( DRL = low beams at reduced intensity) The beam pattern is really good and super bright. See pics (left pic is Highbeams, right pic is Lowbeams). I checked the beam aim (videos on Youtube if needed), but it was good and did not need adjusting. During my night test drive I could see amazingly well compared to the original Quartz lamps, and no oncoming traffic flicked their high beams at me since they were not being blinded.They fit perfectly and are fairly easy to install, except the low beam lamps at the top are a bugger to get to due to the Ford design. I actually found it easier to remove the air filter housing box to get at the drivers side upper low beam lamp, (one side bolt and 2 intake clips, then just lift box straight up out of the seating grommets on the bottom). You access the lights by partially removing the wheel well front splash guards (videos on you tube if needed). Expect a few cuts on your knuckles and some cursing. The passenger side dust covers fit back on ok. The driver side highbeam dust cover fit ok, but the upper lowbeam dust cover did not have enough clearance between the bulb fan housing and the moulding lip to get the top of the rubber dust cover to seat properly. Most of it seated ok except about a half inch portion at the top. I ended up just putting a piece of duct tape over the area to hold and cover it, but the dust cover is on securely where it did seat ok. The other dust covers went back on normally.The driver side bulbs did not need adjusting since when turned to lock in, the led's were at the 3 and 9 oclock positions with the connectors pointing down. Same with the passanger side 9005 high beam, but the H11 low beam bulb on that side was very hard to lock in place and had the led's pointing at the wrong angle once locked. Took me a while to figure out if this happens, you need to pull the locking ring straight up off the bulb, then rotate it a quarter turn and slide it back over the bulb. This puts the led's at the correct 3 & 9 oclock position once the light is locked in. There is a stop screw on the housing that limits the bulb rotation in the ring, so you just need to find the correct position. Instructions could have been a bit better.Note: Firehawk did not list a 9140 LED foglight lamp, but since the fog lights don't have dust covers or splash guards, I would not install an LED with a fan anyways in that position. Instead, I ordered and installed the Torchbeam 9140 LED fog lights, which also have a red housing but a good heatsink instead of a fan. They also work great and no canbus errors.I will provide more of an update after a few months of operation. May upgrade to 5 stars if they last with no issues. I found trying to decide on what type of LED light to order was at times difficult and the reviews are not always helpful. Hope this one helps.Update: So far these Firehawk H11 and 9005 LED lights have been working well with no issues. Visibility is fantastic. If they continue to work as well through the hot summer days and nights, they will actually deserve 5 stars.Update: So far working well. No issues. Love the increased visibility. One thing to keep in mind, since they don't generate as much heat as quartz lights, snow and ice tends to build up on the outer lenses in very bad storms. Just have to give them a quick check and wipe off if stopping for gas, etc. Will update again in a few months.