Honest review of 4x4TruckLED's led headlights
08-09-2016, 03:28 PM
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No glare.
08-09-2016, 11:46 PM
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Hi all, I own a 2016 Ford F-150 SCrew XLT FX4 and couldn't stand that some lights on the truck were led and most were halogen. I bought low/high beams and fogs from 4x4truckleds and they are awesome. One small issue which Adam fixed very quickly. I also purchased from Adam the DD bulbs for my front turn signals, side marker lights, cargo lights, 3rd brake light, tag lights, tail, and reverse lights so now every bulb on my truck is a led. They are all awesome. Work as they should, easy install. I am very happy. Have received many compliments on the lights. All of them are MUCH better than stock lights. Several more folks are ordering these lights after seeing mine. They really light up great. Improved visibility and good cut off. Great products and great customer service. If you are on the fence you need to go ahead and purchase these lights.
11-16-2017, 09:19 AM
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Been a year and a half. Still working great.
11-18-2017, 09:00 PM
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They’re having some pretty good deals for Black Friday, FYI.
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12-05-2017, 08:57 PM
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Pretty good review! I looked through all the threads on this one. I'm interested in the H11 headlight set and all the other exterior LED bulbs for my 2016 F-150.
How's the warranty on these? How are returns for defective (dead on arrival) or wrong item?
I'm comparing these to the famous Putco Silver-Lux and the GTR Ultras... just a little more affordable.
How's the warranty on these? How are returns for defective (dead on arrival) or wrong item?
I'm comparing these to the famous Putco Silver-Lux and the GTR Ultras... just a little more affordable.
12-08-2017, 09:20 PM
#87
first, a small bit about myself. I was a long time member at another f150 forum that has since turned into a ghost town.
I met 4x4TruckLED's over there and battled him for a month as I was 100% against PnP led headlights.
I'm not going to be the guy that just says "these are awesome" and posts a single pic.
I'll let the photos speak and will keep this short. I tested these against sylvania zxe halogen bulbs. Photos were taken with my iPhone 6S. There are some damp spots on the road in a couple of the comparison pics. Nothing is doctored in anyway and there are no filters applied to the photos.
So far, I like them. I can't speak on longevity, but I like the output and the color temp. I'm not getting glare and that was my main concern. Oh, and even though I bickered back and forth with 4x4truckleds and pretty much told him his leds were junk, he was still a nice guy and gave me the chance to try and also review these.
Now for the pics.
The low beam led has a shield to help with the cut off.
These LEDs are adjustable. If you do not possition them correctly, you will get the dreaded glare we all know so well.
However, if you install correctly, there will be no more glare than a halogen produces.
Here's a wall shot comparing the halogen with the led. The cutoff is about equal.
Halogen low beam
Led low beam
I met 4x4TruckLED's over there and battled him for a month as I was 100% against PnP led headlights.
I'm not going to be the guy that just says "these are awesome" and posts a single pic.
I'll let the photos speak and will keep this short. I tested these against sylvania zxe halogen bulbs. Photos were taken with my iPhone 6S. There are some damp spots on the road in a couple of the comparison pics. Nothing is doctored in anyway and there are no filters applied to the photos.
So far, I like them. I can't speak on longevity, but I like the output and the color temp. I'm not getting glare and that was my main concern. Oh, and even though I bickered back and forth with 4x4truckleds and pretty much told him his leds were junk, he was still a nice guy and gave me the chance to try and also review these.
Now for the pics.
The low beam led has a shield to help with the cut off.
These LEDs are adjustable. If you do not possition them correctly, you will get the dreaded glare we all know so well.
However, if you install correctly, there will be no more glare than a halogen produces.
Here's a wall shot comparing the halogen with the led. The cutoff is about equal.
Halogen low beam
Led low beam
12-09-2017, 08:42 AM
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12-09-2017, 03:19 PM
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12-09-2017, 04:34 PM
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On a 2014 and older you only need the anti-flicker adapters if you have an issue where your fog lights turn your highs on (I think it only happens when you run LED fogs though). Otherwise no flickering. The "bambi mod" also fixes that weird issue