With these LED bulbs at night when you hit the brake, does it light up a lot brighter than the low light that stays on the tail light?
1096416
Yes, much brighter. On the 2012 Dodge Ram which I installed these bulbs they were much brighter than the original bulbs. One note of interest though , if your car or truck has computer control for the blinkers, the blink will be faster and the computer may think your bulbs are out even though they are not. Adding a resistor will solve this problem. You can find the resistors at Amazon.
1096417
Not really ... overall they are brighter but the difference when braking is not as significant as the regular bulbs
1818195
The brightness is just enough to be visible during the daytime. At night, it is not as bright as the headlight or the OEM DRLs. IT's more of an accent lighting. I hope it helps.
1096375
They were brighter on my GMC Jimmy. The light looked more "white" while my old bulbs looked more "yellowish".
239005
I haven't noticed this. I find that taillight to be the best I have ever used. Drivers tell me they can see me from well over half a mile away.
11927
assuming you have OEM bulbs, the BRIGHTNESS is the same; it's the TEMPERATURE that is different. To my eyes, I believe that they have a slightly warmer glow.
726122
My bulbs appear to have the same brightness, except for the one that only lights up when you have it on night light setting. It lights up yellow when activated by itself.
1138435
It's difficult to say, but it appears to be like a regular light bulbs. Because of red cover I can't tell as it lights up the same as the brake lights. My son installed it and it works great on my car which is '97 Ford Explorer ltd.
754368
These are not made for brake lights, you will blind people and possibly get pulled over and get a ticket for it, they make red led bulbs for that
2221082
they are very bright lights for use as side marker lights I would go with a larger and single bulb led for brake lights, seems the small led,s don,t last as long as a single led light. just my opinion
340849
No, I think not. Turn signals rely on incandescent bulbs to flash at the correct rate, but brake lamps are modulated differently here ... by an electronic circuit which is not dependent on resistance through the bulbs, but instead is self-regulated by the circuit itself. I have a brake modulator on one of my motorcycles with LED tail lamps and, if anything, they enhance the flashing because of their shorter illumination/decay times. They will flash faster and go completely off between flashes whereas a bulb will only appear to pulse bright-to-dim-to-bright repeatedly in a dull display. Go for it!
1727658
If the brake lamps work, then probably you need a flasher for LED style lamps, not the Incandescent style. Change to a LED Flasher.
647292
No.it puts off a faint light dusk till down. Then when it senses motion, it shines brighter.
423561
Angela,As soon as you hit the road and start riding it starts blinking. I haven't yet seen how it looks when I ride in the night. But it should lit up entire rim of the tire as the light is fitted into the opening of the tire tube and when tire turns the light spreads across the tire.. If you are a night bike rider its worth buying this..low price and best
525609
Yes, the LB03 non-sequential brake light flashes and then becomes a solid, bright LED light. When the brake is not engaged, it is a regular lit "running" brake light.
1806313
your turn signal bulb is a 2 Way Bulb for brakes and turn signal. If part of the bulb is blown out then it could make it blink faster. I would check your bulbs.
1742822
This is a great light -- looks great in the daytime and at night. The light has a wire for ground, and a taillight wire plus one wire than can be used for brake light or turn signal. It stays as a taillight until either the brake or turn signal lights, then it shows brighter. It does not have a separate brake light or turn signal like your vehicle might. Hope this helps.
1175947
Yeah I have smoked tail lights and you can see them better than a standard bulb.